The bar chart describes the results of a survey carried out on a sample of 1,000 adults aged 25+ to assess what makes modern life stressful.

The bar chart illustrates the results of a survey regarding ten factors that cause stress in 1000 people over 25 years old in modern life, including getting to work, work-related worries, children’s future, worries about their own future, new technology, home security, problems with neighbors, noise problems, getting divorced, and moving home. Overall, accommodation is obviously the main reason causing traumatic obstacles to adults when living in contemporary life in contrast with the neighbors' issues. Furthermore, it is noticeable that family matters significantly impact the tension of adults’ lives more than modernistic technology. House changing is presumed as the most anxious life issue which causes pressure on grown-up citizens. Specifically, 80 percent of people who are over 25 years old assume moving house is stressful whereas that figure for neighbors’ issues is only about 15 percent. Besides, breaking up a marriage is earnestly concerned which affected the apprehension of adults’ lives more than brisk technology. To illustrate, 60 percent of citizens directly above the age of 25 are manipulated in prevailing times due to the fact that judicial separation while the expertise of technology merely reached 40 percent which is 20 percent lower in comparison.