Self-reported mental health is strong, with the highest proportion of people feeling positive since the beginning of 2022. In fact, the last time this many people reported positive mental health was just before Christmas and before that, at the end of last summer.
Stress due to the pandemic has
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Self-reported mental health drops this week, potentially due to non-pandemic-related events such as the war in Ukraine or gasoline prices, while stress specifically due to the pandemic remains steady.
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Self-reported mental health remains steady while stress levels due to the pandemic soften.
Outlook for the coming weeks improves.
Self-reported mental health and stress due to the pandemic hold relatively steady.
Outlook for the weeks is slightly less optimistic.
Self-reported mental health remains relatively low but stress due to the pandemic softens.
Outlook for the weeks ahead continues to improve,
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Self-reported mental health holds steady while stress levels rise again.
Outlook for the coming weeks remains largely steady, with a rise
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Self-reported mental health remains steady while stress due to the pandemic softens notably
In line with decreasing stress levels, outlook for
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Self-reported mental health improves slightly as stress due to the pandemic eases.
Despite the sustained rise in cases, outlook for the
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Self-reported mental health softens slightly, but stress due to the pandemic rises to near-record levels.
With rising stress, outlook for the
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Self-reported mental health remains relatively low and stress levels moderately high.
While specific concerns about Omicron level-off, outlook for the next
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