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The mental state of the world in 2022 relative to previous years

Mental wellbeing trends 2019-2022 – Average MHQ

Mental wellbeing trends 2019-2022 – % Distressed or Struggling

Mental wellbeing across geographic regions

Mental wellbeing across language groups

Percentage Distressed or Struggling across geographic regions

Percentage Distressed or Struggling across language groups

Mental wellbeing across countries – Average MHQ

Mental wellbeing across countries – % Distressed or Struggling

Globally, young adults are 3 to 4 times as likely to struggle with their mental health as their parents’ generation (Regions)

Globally, young adults are 3 to 4 times as likely to struggle with their mental health as their parents’ generation (Language groups)

Difference in mental health distress between older and younger generations by country

Mental wellbeing across the 6 dimensions

Difference in mental wellbeing between older and younger adults across the 6 dimensions – Average score

Difference in mental wellbeing between older and younger adults across the 6 dimensions – % Distressed or Struggling

Difference in Social Self Scores between older and younger adults – geographic regions

Difference in Social Self Scores between older and younger adults – language groups

Difference in % Distressed or Struggling between older and younger adults across for Social Self – geographic regions

Difference in % Distressed or Struggling between older and younger adults across for Social Self – language groups

Older adults are twice as likely to be close to many of their adult family members as the youngest adults

Relationship with adult family impacts mental wellbeing outcomes

The nature of the childhood home has changed over time – Material/Academic

The nature of the childhood home has changed over time – Loving/Stable

Prevalence of parent-driven traumas in childhood across age groups

Difference in mental wellbeing based on childhood home and adult family relationships – average MHQ score

Difference in mental wellbeing based on childhood home and adult family relationships – % Distressed or Struggling

How the difference in family closeness between age groups varied across geographic regions

How the difference in family closeness between age groups varied across language groups

How differences in nature of childhood homes between age groups varied across geographic regions

How differences in nature of childhood homes between age groups varied across language groups

The distribution of the number of close friends

Average number of close friends varied across age groups

The changing quality of friendship as the number of close friends increases

The changing quality of friendships across age groups

Relationship between number of close friends and mental wellbeing

Strong family relationships mean better friendships

The combined impact of family relationships and friendship on mental wellbeing

Relationship between mental wellbeing and productivity