Suara.com – A research survey found stress related coronavirus pandemic Covid-19 has made it difficult for people, especially Americans, to make decision.
According to the American Psychological Association survey of “Stress in America”, pandemic stress corona virus Covid-19 This greatly affects the millennial generation in making decisions.
There were almost 50 percent of the 3,000 adult respondents who admitted that they really struggled to complete their daily tasks in the midst of the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Other studies also report the same thing as a comparison. As many as 37 percent of generation Z, 32 percent of generation X, 14 percent of the boomer generation and 3 percent of older adults have difficulty making decisions due to the stress of the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic.
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Nearly a third of adults who took The Harris Poll’s online August/COVID Resilience Survey said they were sometimes so stressed about the COVID-19 pandemic that they had difficulty making basic decisions.
Then, more than a third of them admit to being more stressed about making decisions than before the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic, both everyday decisions to big life decisions.
In this case, young adults tend to be more stressed when making decisions. As many as 60 percent agree that the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic has made them rethink the way they live their lives in the future.
As many as 63 percent admit that the uncertainty of the current situation actually makes it stressful and about half have made planning for the future still feels impossible.
“It’s not surprising that many young people tend to struggle to make decisions and their stress levels are higher,” the researchers said Fox News.
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Adult Generation Z, Millennials and Generation X reported higher stress levels on average over the past month due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, compared to boomers and older adults.
In fact, about half of adults and Generation Z millennials admit they don’t know how to manage stress during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Fatigue in making decisions has a disproportionate impact on parents, including those with young children.
Due to the stress of the coronavirus pandemic, nearly three-quarters of US adults claim to have experienced various health effects, such as headaches, feeling overwhelmed, fatigue and changes in sleeping habits.
In addition, the stress of the coronavirus pandemic also causes behavioral changes, including avoiding social situations, changes in eating habits, delaying or neglecting responsibilities and changes in physical activity.
However, the overall survey found that stress levels have remained stable in US adults who have maintained a positive outlook during the coronavirus pandemic.
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