The document summarizes charts showing the percentage of happy people in the US divided by age, marital status, and whether they have children. According to the charts, 44-45% of married people ages 18-29, 30-39, and 65+ reported being happy, while only 21-22% of unmarried people across all age groups except 65+ (34%) felt happy. Having children also impacted happiness levels, with 44% of married individuals with children under 18 and 43% without children reporting happiness compared to 41% with children over 18.
The document summarizes charts showing the percentage of happy people in the US divided by age, marital status, and whether they have children. According to the charts, 44-45% of married people ages 18-29, 30-39, and 65+ reported being happy, while only 21-22% of unmarried people across all age groups except 65+ (34%) felt happy. Having children also impacted happiness levels, with 44% of married individuals with children under 18 and 43% without children reporting happiness compared to 41% with children over 18.
The document summarizes charts showing the percentage of happy people in the US divided by age, marital status, and whether they have children. According to the charts, 44-45% of married people ages 18-29, 30-39, and 65+ reported being happy, while only 21-22% of unmarried people across all age groups except 65+ (34%) felt happy. Having children also impacted happiness levels, with 44% of married individuals with children under 18 and 43% without children reporting happiness compared to 41% with children over 18.
The document summarizes charts showing the percentage of happy people in the US divided by age, marital status, and whether they have children. According to the charts, 44-45% of married people ages 18-29, 30-39, and 65+ reported being happy, while only 21-22% of unmarried people across all age groups except 65+ (34%) felt happy. Having children also impacted happiness levels, with 44% of married individuals with children under 18 and 43% without children reporting happiness compared to 41% with children over 18.
The charts show the percentage of people in the United
States who are happy, divided into age groups, martial
status and wheter or not they have children.
According to the charts, 44 to 45 percent of married people
in ages ranging from 18 to 29, 30 to 39, and 65 plus are happy, while slightly fewer (40 percent) of those in the 54- 64 age group feel happy. In contrast, only 21 to 22 percent of unmarried people in all age groups, apart from those aged 65 and over. Here, there is a significant differcence, with 34 percent of people being happy.
Having childrent or not also is a factor affecting on
happiness. The percent of married individuals feeling happy with their children under 18 is 44 percent, while it is 43 percent for those without offspring and 41 percent for couples with children over 18.
Overall, happiness levels in the US are below 50 percent.
Married people tend to be happier than unmarried individuals, regardless of having children or not.