A new study has named Nevada the most burnt-out state in America, and Montana is the most relaxed.
The study, conducted by the AI productivity platform Plus AI looked at keywords and phrases related to burnout in both personal and professional lives on Google. A total of 275 search terms were then analyzed, including ‘therapy,’ ‘work burnout,’ and ‘stress,’ and a ranking was produced based on the total average monthly search volumes per 100,000 residents for all terms, by state.
The most burnt-out states in America
Nevada has been crowned the most burnt-out and stressed state in America, as residents search for terms like ‘signs of anxiety’, ‘tired of working’, and ‘why do I feel anxious at work’ 395.35 times a month per 100,000 people.
Maryland has come in second place, with 394.98 monthly searches for terms about stress, anxiety and burn out per 100,000 residents.
New York is the third most burnt-out state, with 375.79 monthly searches per 100,000 people.
In fourth place is California, where residents are searching 370.13 times a month on average per 100,000 people.
In Virginia, people are searching for burn out terms like ‘work stress’ and ‘work anxiety’ 366.97 times a month per 100,000 residents, putting the state in fifth.
The least burnt-out states in America
On the opposite end of the ranking, Montana has been crowned the most relaxed and least burnt-out state in America. Residents in this state are searching for burn out terms 206.05 times a month per 100,000 people.
West Virginia is in second place, with an average of 227.34 monthly searches per 100,000 people.
In Idaho, residents are searching for terms like ‘how to get over burn out’ and ‘therapy for work stress’ 233.75 times a month per 100,000 people, putting the state in third.
South Dakotans are the fourth most relaxed state, with 235.14 monthly searches per 100,000 people.
In fifth place is Wyoming, where residents are searching burn out terms 236.71 times a month per 100,000 people.
Daniel Li, CEO and Co-Founder of Plus AI, commented, “What we can see from these findings reflects a much bigger picture around mental health in the U.S. Burnout and anxiety aren’t niche issues; they’re incredibly common. In fact, anxiety disorders affect nearly one in five American adults each year, and over 30% will experience one at some point in their lives.
“When stress and burnout start to feel constant, people turn to the internet looking for answers or reassurance. These patterns are a reminder that burnout isn’t just about workload, but about how supported people feel, both at work and in their everyday lives.”
Post courtesy https://plusai.com
Methodology
Monthly average search volume data was taken from Google Keyword Planner based on searches over the past 12 months to reveal which states are struggling the most with burnout.
A list of 275 long and short-tail keywords was collated, including
- define burn out
- stressed at work signs
- job work stress
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Using this data, the total search volume for the listed terms can be observed in each state, and the keywords are ranked by highest average monthly search volume, descending.
Source: https://www.nimh.nih.
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