Gen Z Experiences More Anxiety Than Millennials and Gen X

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Cindy Mutia Annur 29/06/2022 17:20 WIB

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According to a survey by Alvara Research Center, Generation Z experiences significantly higher levels of stress and anxiety compared to older generations.

Proportion of Respondents Experiencing Anxiety (2022)

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Proportion of Respondents Experiencing Anxiety (2022)

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According to a survey by Alvara Research Center, Generation Z experiences significantly higher levels of stress and anxiety compared to older generations.

40% of Generation Z respondents reported feeling moderately anxious, 23.3% felt anxious, and 5% felt very anxious.

Among millennial respondents, the figures were 38.8% moderately anxious, 23.5% anxious, and 4.6% very anxious.

These percentages were lowest among Generation X respondents, with 31.5% reporting moderate anxiety, 21.3% anxiety, and 2.8% very anxious.

"The level of anxiety (in Generation Z) is higher than in previous generations," the Alvara Research survey report stated.

The survey involved face-to-face interviews with 1,529 respondents from Generation Z, Millennials, and Generation X across Indonesia. Conducted from March 20-31, 2022, the survey employed a multistage random sampling method.

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