Adults concerned about the future
Percent of U.S. adults, August and November 2001 (in percent)
Key finding
Highest: November 2001 (82%). Lowest: August 2001 (73%).
- August 2001: 73%
- November 2001: 82%
Source: Barna Group, How America's Faith Has Changed Since 9-11 · Barna surveys before and after the September 2001 attacks; maximum sampling error plus or minus 3 points. Article published 2024-01-21.
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Highest: November 2001 (82%). Lowest: August 2001 (73%). August 2001: 73%. November 2001: 82%.
Who published this data?
Barna Group, 2001. Source: Barna Group, How America's Faith Has Changed Since 9-11 (https://www.barna.com/research/how-americas-faith-has-changed-since-9-11/).
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