The screenshot literally states it's Pew 2020 and thus if you wanted to look further you could.
But instead you ask me to do the work for you.
Yes you are lazy.
But while irritated I'm obviously not as lazy as you so I looked into it as you have doubled down on your laziness.
From Grok:
Pew fielded this large nationally representative online panel survey (n ≈ 11,537 U.S. adults) early in the COVID-19 pandemic. It included the question: “Has a doctor or other healthcare provider EVER told you that you have a mental health condition?” Overall, about 18% of respondents said yes.
In 2020–2021, political science researcher Zach Goldberg analyzed the publicly available dataset (focusing especially on White respondents) and shared charts/findings on Twitter/X. Key patterns from that analysis (widely cited in media and later discussions by researchers such as Jonathan Haidt):
- Higher self-reported lifetime mental health diagnoses among those identifying as liberal or “very liberal,” compared with moderates and conservatives.
- The gap was larger among younger people (especially ages 18–29).
- It was particularly pronounced among young White women who identified as liberal: around 56% reported a diagnosis, versus roughly 28% for young White moderate women and 27% for young White conservative women. Young White liberal men were also elevated relative to their moderate/conservative peers (though lower than the women).
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