The Bar Chart

Illustration (source: google.com)

The bar chart shows the result of a survey which conducted to know the symptoms of stress that teenagers and adults have suffered in the one-month period before the survey was conducted. It is measured in percentages. From the bar chart, there are five indicators: feeling angry, feeling nervous, feeling tired, wanting to cry, and the last one is reporting increasing stress level.

Overall, it can be seen that the percentages of four from five symptoms of stress that are suffered by adults and teenagers are more or less the same. The number of teenagers who reported feeling angry as a result of stress was 40% and adults’ were a little higher: 41%. While, it shows that teenagers had 1% lower from adults: 37%, not only in the case of feeling nervous but also the case of feeling tired. Besides, 32% of teenagers reported wanting to cry and it had 6% higher percentage in comparison with adults.

Another indicator was changing stress levels. It was the only indicator that had a meaningful dissimilarity between teenagers and adults. It was revealed that only 31% of teenagers have a growth of stress levels, meanwhile 42% of adults said that their stress levels were raising.

In conclusion, there were more than 33% of adults and teenagers who involved the survey suffered symptoms of stress in a month before it was conducted. Considering the result of the survey, it is recommended that teenagers and adults should pay a special attention to their symptoms of stress to avoid further problems related to the issue.

Name and NIM of Group 1 :

    1.   Berliana Ayu                (13020115130072)

    2.   Slamet Adi Raharjo      (13020115130078)

    3.   Raihan Janitra Zaky     (13020115140080)

    4.   Gabriella Hosisetya R   (13020115140085)

    5.   Sayyida Amira Halima  (13020115130095)

Assignment 15.01