Do workers in high-pressure jobs think colleagues using drugs to stay alert have an advantage?
35%
35% of respondents in high-pressure, long-hours jobs believed colleagues using drugs to stay alert had a performance advantage.
n = 3,131 US drinkers; some questions asked of working or regular-drinking subgroups · Fielded November 2021 · Cherry Data Signals
Methodology
- Sample
- 3,131
- Population
- US drinkers; some questions asked of working or regular-drinking subgroups
- Country
- United States
- Fielded
- November 2021
- Research by
- Cherry Data Signals
- Commissioned by
- GreenhouseTreatment.com (American Addiction Centers)
- Study
- Drinkers Who Consider Themselves 'Booze Fit'
Cite this statistic
Cherry Data Signals (November 2021). "Do workers in high-pressure jobs think colleagues using drugs to stay alert have an advantage?" Survey of 3,131 US drinkers; some questions asked of working or regular-drinking subgroups, United States. https://cherrysignals.com/statistics/do-workers-think-drug-using-colleagues-have-an-advantage
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