Sometimes I am so stressed about the coronavirus pandemic that I struggle to even make basic decisions
This infographic from APA's Stress in AmericaTM Survey report for October 2021, “Stress and decision-making during the pandemic,” shows percentages, broken down generationally, of people who strongly agree and/or somewhat agree with the statement, “Sometimes I am so stressed about the coronavirus pandemic that I struggle to even make basic decisions.”
Gen Z adults
Thirty-seven percent somewhat agree and/or strongly agree with the statement, “Sometimes I am so stressed about the coronavirus pandemic that I struggle to even make basic decisions.”
Millennials
Forty-eight percent somewhat agree and/or strongly agree with the statement, “Sometimes I am so stressed about the coronavirus pandemic that I struggle to even make basic decisions.”
Gen Xers
Thirty-two percent somewhat agree and/or strongly agree with the statement, “Sometimes I am so stressed about the coronavirus pandemic that I struggle to even make basic decisions.”
Boomers
Fourteen percent somewhat agree and/or strongly agree with the statement, “Sometimes I am so stressed about the coronavirus pandemic that I struggle to even make basic decisions.”
Older adults
Three percent somewhat agree and/or strongly agree with the statement, “Sometimes I am so stressed about the coronavirus pandemic that I struggle to even make basic decisions.”