Common daily life stressors among U.S. Generation Z adults in 2018

Percentage of U.S. Generation Z adults who had select common stressors in 2018

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Release date

October 2018

Region

United States

Survey time period

July 27, 2018 to August 28, 2018

Age group

15-21 years

Method of interview

Questionnaire and personal interview

Supplementary notes

For the purposes of this survey, generations are grouped as follows: Gen Zs (15–21), Millennials (22–39 years old), Gen Xers (40–53 years old), Baby Boomers (54–72 years old) and Matures or older adults (age 73 or older). When “Gen Zs” is used, it refers to the overall group (ages 15–21), unless otherwise specified (e.g., Gen Z adults meaning 18-21 or Gen Z teens, 15-17 only). Please note: where descriptions refer to Gen Z adults this means that questions were not asked of the 15-17 age group so no comparative data for that age group exists.
* Small base (n<100) of Gen Z adults. Results are directional in nature.

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