Here are some of the types of research that the Pew Research Center does:
* Public opinion polls: The Pew Research Center conducts regular polls of the American public on a variety of topics, including politics, the economy, social issues, and foreign policy. These polls are designed to provide a snapshot of public opinion on the issues of the day.
* Demographic research: The Pew Research Center conducts research on demographic trends in the United States and around the world. This research includes topics such as population growth, aging, immigration, and race and ethnicity.
* Media content analysis: The Pew Research Center analyzes the content of media outlets to understand how the news is covered and how it affects public opinion. This research includes topics such as media bias, the use of social media, and the impact of advertising.
* Other empirical social science research: The Pew Research Center also conducts other types of empirical social science research, such as experiments and surveys. This research is designed to provide insights into human behavior and social interactions.
The Pew Research Center's research is used by journalists, policymakers, educators, and the public to understand the issues, attitudes, and trends shaping the United States and the world.