The 2021 global Gallup report ranked countries in terms of both positive and negative emotions—including sadness, enjoyment, smiling and feelings of respect.
The massive survey of 160,000 people found that stress increased in more than half of the 116 countries involved in the study, meaning nearly 190 million people experienced significantly higher stress in 2020 than in years past.
An all-time record-high of 40 percent of adults worldwide said they experienced a lot of stress on the day before their survey, with"double-digit increases in stress" occurring across 21 countries."In 2020, the world was a sadder, angrier, more worried and more stressed-out place than it has been at any time in the past 15 years," the Gallup poll organizers wrote in the full survey released Friday.
Countries with large gaps between the rich and poor people saw dramatically higher rates of negative emotions, particularly anger. Economic data showed that half of worldwide workers said they earned less money because of COVID-19 and one-third lost their job since the start of the pandemic in 2020.
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