Tr3s publishes new survey of Hispanic adults millenials

Tr3s has released the conclusions of its study Hispanic Adult Millennials Living the Next Normal: Age of Uncertainty. It includes findings from Viacom’s latest global survey The Next Normal: An Unprecedented Look at Millennials Worldwide and shows the key influences that form millennials’ impressions, memories and emotions, which in turn reflect the uncertainty of young adults in today’s world.The results were presented by Nancy Tellet, senior VP of research at Viacom International Media Network – The Americas, at the annual AHAA Conference in Miami. “Through this study, we further extended our deep understanding of young Hispanics and looked at how these young people are navigating adulthood in an era marked by uncertainty. Adults between 18 and 34 today live in households often quite different from those in the recent past and this has implications for their life decisions” Tellet said.According to the Tr3s study, the economy has contributed to young adults moving into their own homes significantly later in life, particularly Hispanics between ages 18-34, of whom some 45 percent still live with at least one parent. The study also notes how delayed adulthood affects families, relationships and responsabilities.