The Gallup Global Report for Persons 2022 demonstrated that the pressure, sadness, anger, anxiety, and physical pain that people experience on a daily basis recorded a historic number in the public opinion measurements that the Gallup Foundation has been conducting annually since 2006. This is an indication of the high “global misery rate.”
Afghanistan was in first, followed by Lebanon, Iraq, Sierra Leone, Jordan, Turkey, Bangladesh, Ecuador, Guinea, and finally Benin in the list of the 10 most vulnerable nations.
The 10 nations that are less susceptible to bad experiences are as follows: South Africa, Latvia, Kyrgyzstan, Estonia, Russia, Luwania, Malaysia, Mongolia, Kosovo, Taiwan, and Kazakhstan.
The CEO of the Gallup Foundation, John Clifton, said that this record for negative feelings may not be surprising, given that the world suffers from the war (Russia and Ukraine) and economic inflation and the Koruna’s pandem It began a decade ago with the advent of major global catastrophes.
Has any of the following—physical discomfort, anxiety, sadness, pressure, or anger—suffered the majority of your day yesterday?—was the basis of the report to gauge unpleasant emotions?
The data makes it abundantly evident that: • Anxiety was 42%
• The pressure was merely lower, and 41% formed.
• Nearly a third of the survey group, or 31%, reported experiencing bodily pain.
• Sadness reached 28% of people.
• 23% of people reported feeling angry.
The rate of suffering is increasing globally. Learn the countries most exposed to negative feelings
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