Gallup, a large polling company, sought to find out the mood of the world with a Global Emotions survey of 160,000 people in 116 countries during 2020 and early 2021.
contemplating, worried about the state of the world.The results of the study shows that more people felt “stressed, sad, angry and worried in 2020 more than at any point in Gallup’s global tracking.” Gallup claims that it's not solely due to the worldwide pandemic, though it is a major contributor. The trend of happiness has been trending downwards for over a decade.
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 results shouldn’t be too surprising. The United States, along with the rest of the world, had to contend with the Covid-19 disease. We were told to stay in our homes, millions of Americans
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