arthur evans, ceo of the american psychological association. thank you so much for being with us. >> i am glad to be here. >> your organization just released its newest survey which is out now. tell us about how that survey was conducted. >> conducted back in august, first part of august, first couple of weeks of august. over 3000 people. one of the things we do so that we can talk about subgroups is we oversample certain populations so we have enough in the sample that we can reliably say that this is what we believe this group is saying and thinking. >> and one of the things the survey looks at is the relation to election stress that is causing americans. here are some of the findings 41% reported the state of the nation has made them consider moving to a different country. 39% say the political environment in their state made them consider moving to a different state. 64% feel their rights are under attack. 82% worry people may be pricing their values and opinions on false and inaccurate information. 32% say the political climate has caused

arthur evans, ceo of the american psychological association. if you have a question or comment for him you can start calling in now. lines are broken down by region. if you are in the eastern or central time zone the line, (202) 748-8000. and if you are in the pacific or mountain time zone, (202) 748-8001. dr. evans, we are just a couple of days from the election, so people may be feeling that peak stress right now. how long does the stress usually last? when does it start to get better? guest: one of the things that is really interesting in the data in the survey is that, yes, we see this peak in stress levels around the election cycle, but a lot of the phenomenon around stress around the political environment is carrying into our daily lives. mentioned the data that say 40% of americans are contemplating moving out of the country or out of their state because of the political environment. we also know that about one third of people are saying they are reducing their interactions with their family members or their having stress in the interact

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arthur evans, ceo of the american psychological association. dr. evans, thank you for being with us. guest: thank you. i'm glad to be here. host: your organization just released its newest stress in america survey. for we get to the finding -- before we get to the findings tell us how that survey was conducted. guest: it was conducted in the first couple of weeks of august. over 3000 people. in of the things we do so we can talk specifically about sub-groups is we over-sample certain populations so we have enough in the sample that we can reliably say this is what we believe this group is saying and thinking. host: one of the things that the survey looks at his the relation to election stress. here are some of the findings. 31% reported the state of the nation has made them consider moving to a different country. 9% say the political environment in their state has made them consider moving to a different state. the 4% feel their rights are under attack. 82% worry people may be biasing their values and opinions on false and inaccurate information. 3

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