Band 6+: The chart shows the symptoms of stress reported by survey participants in the month before the survey took place. Summarise the information in the chart by selecting and reporting the main features. Make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart illustrates the symptoms of strain, which is feeling angry, feeling nervous, feeling tired, wanting to cry and reporting increasing stress levels reported by both teenagers and adults in the month before the survey.

Overall, it is clear that the most percentage of participant reporting the symptom of (reporting increasing stress levels) are adults, which is also the least in another symptom. It is obvious that adults are more than young people at everything but the wanting to cry symptom.

Feeling angry was the highest in both teenagers and adults with approximately 40%, followed by feeling nervous and tired which is around 36% for teenagers and 37% for adults.

The only symptom where teenagers reported higher than adults was (wanting to cry) with about 32% for teenagers and 30% for adults which is a slit difference. The highest difference in the chart is in reporting increasing stress levels. It is noted that the gap between them is really huge comparing with the other symptoms at nearly 43% for adults and just 32% for teenagers.