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The Skeptic Research Center (SRC) offers clear, single-topic analyses of proprietary polling and survey data to reveal public attitudes on key issues. Committed to fostering a scientific and skeptical worldview, we provide open-source, transparent data to empower you with a deeper understanding of what your fellow citizens really believe and how they really behave.

Identifying as Mentally Ill Without Symptoms of Mental Illness: A Growing Generational Divide

Nov 25, 2025, 9 min read

“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [Agreement by Generation, Sex, and Political Orientation]

Nov 25, 2025,

“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [% Agreed by Generation & Sex]

Nov 25, 2025,

“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [% Agreed by Generation & Political Orientation]

Nov 25, 2025,

“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [Agreement by Anxiety Severity & Depression Severity]

Nov 25, 2025,

“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [Agreement by Anxiety Symptoms & Generation]

Nov 25, 2025,

“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [Agreement by Depression Symptoms & Generation]

Nov 25, 2025,

Severing Social Ties Over Political Disagreements: An Update With New Data

Nov 08, 2025, 9 min read

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“I have stopped speaking to a friend because of political disagreements.” [Agreement by Political Orientation and Parenthood Status]

Nov 08, 2025,

Data Visualization Hub

“I have stopped speaking to a friend because of political disagreements.” [Agreement by Political Orientation and Generation]

Nov 08, 2025,

Fact-based insights for
complex conversations

Identifying as Mentally Ill Without Symptoms of Mental Illness: A Growing Generational Divide

“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [Agreement by Generation, Sex, and Political Orientation]

“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [% Agreed by Generation & Sex]

“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [% Agreed by Generation & Political Orientation]

“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [Agreement by Anxiety Severity & Depression Severity]

“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [Agreement by Anxiety Symptoms & Generation]

“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [Agreement by Depression Symptoms & Generation]

Severing Social Ties Over Political Disagreements: An Update With New Data

“I have stopped speaking to a friend because of political disagreements.” [Agreement by Political Orientation and Parenthood Status]

“I have stopped speaking to a friend because of political disagreements.” [Agreement by Political Orientation and Generation]

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Identifying as Mentally Ill Without Symptoms of Mental Illness: A Growing Generational Divide

“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [Agreement by Generation, Sex, and Political Orientation]

“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [% Agreed by Generation & Sex]

“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [% Agreed by Generation & Political Orientation]

“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [Agreement by Anxiety Severity & Depression Severity]

“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [Agreement by Anxiety Symptoms & Generation]

“Mental health challenges are an important part of my identity.” [Agreement by Depression Symptoms & Generation]

Severing Social Ties Over Political Disagreements: An Update With New Data

“I have stopped speaking to a friend because of political disagreements.” [Agreement by Political Orientation and Parenthood Status]

“I have stopped speaking to a friend because of political disagreements.” [Agreement by Political Orientation and Generation]

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Fact-based insights for
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