For generations, it was thought that people generally experienced a dip in happiness during middle age. However, recent research across numerous countries, including the U.S. and U.K., indicates this midlife slump has vanished. Instead, mental well-being is now at its lowest point during youth, with improvements observed as people get older. This change is largely attributed to the struggles faced by today’s young adults, who are experiencing greater mental health challenges compared to generations past.
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