Deseret News September 16, 2023
Those born between 1997 and 2012 say they feel optimistic about the future but aren’t happy with their mental health
Gen Zers are an interesting mix of anticipation and angst. And their mental health challenges are different from those of previous generations, according to a report by Gallup and Walton Family Foundation that focuses on all things Gen Z.
“Voices of Gen Z: Perspectives on U.S. Education, Wellbeing and the Future” finds that more than previous generations, Gen Z — generally considered to include those born between 1997 and 2012, making them ages 11 to 26 right now — struggle with mental and emotional health. In self-reports, 10% describe their mental health as “poor,” while another 26% say “only fair.”...
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