Compared to your close friends and family members, do you think you are generally being more or less cautious with regards to social distancing?

Compared to your close friends and family members, do you think you are generally being more or less cautious with regards to social distancing? Published on November 2, 2020 → Survey conducted on November 2, 2020 on 31786 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

I'm being much more cautious than most of my friends/family

27%

I'm being a little more cautious than most of my friends/family

22%

I'm being about as cautious as most of my friends/family

35%

I'm being a little less cautious than most of my friends/family

I'm being a lot less cautious than most of my friends/family

Don't know

I'm being much more cautious than most of my friends/family

27%

I'm being a little more cautious than most of my friends/family

22%

I'm being about as cautious as most of my friends/family

35%

I'm being a little less cautious than most of my friends/family

I'm being a lot less cautious than most of my friends/family

Don't know

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