Gun massacres change how people behave in public
RALEIGH, N.C., Sept. 10, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Remedy Review surveyed 1,000 individuals to find how news of gun violence affects mental health and behavior in public places. Participants were asked about how they feel in public, if they think about shootings when in crowds, and if they are more likely to identify exits because of recent mass shootings.
Remedy Review found that people are more anxious in public places, and some people have changed their behavior to avoid crowds because of recent shootings.
Snapshot of results
Has news of mass shootings made you more anxious in public places?
- 65.95% said Yes
Do you think about the potential for a shooting when you are in public?
- 69.11% said Yes
Because of mass shootings, are you more aware of exits in public places?
- 69.86% said Yes
Have you changed your habits in recent years because of news of mass shootings?
- 60.18% said No
The survey also found, despite the fact that mass shootings represent a small percentage of total gun deaths in the country, more than half of Americans surveyed (55%) believe they or someone they care about will eventually be affected by a mass shooting.
Find the complete survey results here: https://www.remedyreview.com/data/gun-violence-causes-anxiety/
About Remedy Review
Remedy Review is a natural health website dedicated to improving the wellness of people. The site was founded to bring an evidence-based voice to the natural health space at a time when readers are increasingly looking for alternatives to addictive, synthetic drugs to relieve pain, reduce anxiety, and improve sleep. In addition to covering natural products, Remedy Review is committed to helping people learn more about the sources of stress and anxiety. Learn more at remedyreview.com.
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