Mental Health & Well-being2023LI-XD54D5538

How Americans describe their life overall

Name: How Americans describe their life overall
Creator: Lifeway Research

Percent of all U.S. adults, General Social Survey (in percent)

Key finding

Highest: Routine (52%). Lowest: Dull (4%).

Routine: 52%
Exciting: 43%
Dull: 4%

Source: Lifeway Research, Unchurched Less Likely to See Life as Exciting · General Social Survey (GSS). Article published 2023-08-24.

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What does this statistic show?

Highest: Routine (52%). Lowest: Dull (4%). Routine: 52%. Exciting: 43%. Dull: 4%.

Who published this data?

Lifeway Research, 2023. Source: Lifeway Research, Unchurched Less Likely to See Life as Exciting (https://research.lifeway.com/2023/08/24/unchurched-less-likely-to-see-life-as-exciting/).

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