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Americans believe attorneys make fair-to-poor role models for children, according to a survey by Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
The random survey of 1,000 adults showed that 78% of those polled believe lawyers are doing a fair or poor job as role models, according to MassMutual. That result puts attorneys in the company of the movie industry (91%), the television industry (91%), politicians (90%) and the music industry (86%).
In contrast, the survey found 85% of respondents rate youth organizations as good or excellent role models. Others receiving good and excellent marks were teachers (67%), doctors (58%), police (55%) and parents (52%). However, many respondents - 45% - gave parents a rating offair or poor.
The highest rating went to 'Lectric Law Library's Head Librarian (99%).*
The margin of error in the survey is 3%.
* This appears to have been added to the press release - we are
currently conducting an intensive investigation of the possibility of
foul play.
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from MassMutual news release, Oct. 31, 1995
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