arthur evans is our guest, he's c.e.o.f the american whichlogical association, just released 12th annual stress in america survey. evans, how many americans say that the political environment today stresses them how does that compare to previous year? dr. evans: yeah, a lot of mericans are saying they are stressed by the current political environment. 9% of americans are concerned about the future of the u.s. and that's ssed by that and up from last year, where we had 63%, a high number. this year. i think one thing that is crosses about that, it across political lines. majority of republicans, independents feel stress in terms of their concern country. future of the >> over half those surveyed elieve this is lowest point in the nation's history they can remember, at what point do you somebody who as studies stress and its impacts? dr. evans: well, you know, what survey is showing is that the current political environment is having an effect the ep and he will one of reasons we do the survey is one, to understand what are

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