CLEAN : Pollster breaks down Scotland referendum polls

The video discusses various topics including the influence of grandparents, theories on risk aversion in women, and how young people's opinions fluctuate. It also covers regional voting patterns, highlighting differences between affluent and deprived areas, and emphasizes the need for caution when interpreting polls.

What is one theory mentioned about why some women might be more cautious in decision-making?

• They have more financial responsibilities.

• They are influenced by media.

• They are more risk-averse.

• They have less access to information.

Which age group is noted for frequently changing their opinions in polls?

• Senior citizens

• Middle-aged adults

• Young people

• Children

In which cities is the 'yes' vote expected to be highest according to the transcript?

• Perth and Ayr

• Inverness and Stirling

• Glasgow and Dundee

• Edinburgh and Aberdeen

What is a characteristic of neighborhoods with a higher 'yes' vote?

• Affluent areas with good services

• Areas with high employment rates

• Suburban areas with large families

• Deprived neighborhoods with fewer services

Why should polls be treated with caution according to the transcript?

• They should be viewed collectively over time.

• They only reflect short-term opinions.

• They are biased towards certain demographics.

• They are always inaccurate.