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Americans unnerved by the 2016 campaign may need help dealing with its consequences.
More than half of Americans are experiencing election-related stress comparable to that often attributed to work, money, or the economy, the American Psychological Association has said. And while the good news is the presidential contest will end next week, the bad news is that because of the ferocity of the campaign, the mental damage may linger. And for some groups, it may get even worse—depending on who wins.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-11-04/this-election-will-end-the-mental-damage-may-not
More than half of Americans are experiencing election-related stress comparable to that often attributed to work, money, or the economy, the American Psychological Association has said. And while the good news is the presidential contest will end next week, the bad news is that because of the ferocity of the campaign, the mental damage may linger. And for some groups, it may get even worse—depending on who wins.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-11-04/this-election-will-end-the-mental-damage-may-not