Kansas City Science Helps Cheer Up Growing Number Of 'Dissatisfied' Broke-Ass Adults

Quick breakdown of the research by way of our own SCIENTIFIC & FACT BASED DATA ANALYSIS . . . 

NEWSFLASH!!! BROKE-ASS PEOPLE ARE UNHAPPY ABOUT THEIR LIVES!!!

Meanwhile . . . It must be nice to collect this data is a plush office when, in fact, TKC could have informed the public of as much whilst looking around and waiting for the bus.

Now . . . Here's what many think is best joke ever performed by the greatest Brit comedy troop in history . . . Just to cheer up those who need it . . .

And now here's much sadder numbers . . .

In 2021, 4.8% of adults said they were dissatisfied with life, according to a new report released earlier this month that examined how people across different age, sex, race and family income perceive their lives.

The report shows adults with a family income less than 200% of the federal poverty level — which is $30,000 for a family of four — were more likely to be dissatisfied or very dissatisfied compared to adults above that line. In addition, men were more likely to be dissatisfied than women and adults aged 45 to 64 more so than those younger or older.

Those born in the United States were more likely to be dissatisfied than those born outside the country . . .

But it isn't the only report tracking well-being. The World Happiness Report finds that a separate measure of overall life satisfaction took a 6% plunge in the United States between 2007 and 2018.

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Many adults are dissatisfied with life. Kansas City-area experts say gratitude and connection help

Several reports on life satisfaction show a growing number of people dissatisfied with life. Psychologists from St. Luke's and the University of Kansas say individualized approaches can lead to more fulfilled lives.