Features of Public Opinion Pros October 2007

	FEATURES
Levels of Negativity: How Muslim and Western Publics See One Another By Richard Wike and Brian J. Grim
Muslim publics are more likely to associate negative traits with Westerners than vice versa—but a new analysis finds significant variation among Muslim populations. (more)
Not So Deprived: Sleep in America, 1965-2005 By John P. Robinson and Steven P. Martin
Contrary to popular perceptions, Americans are sleeping more, not less, than they did before. (more)
Pandemics and Public Opinion: Examining Awareness, Trust, and Anxiety about the Avian Flu By Dorothy M. Daley and Donald P. Haider-Markel
Understanding the factors that shape public opinion on emerging public health issues can improve risk communication, furthering the chances that individuals will make wise choices in times of crisis (more)

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