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Where do the world’s most stressed women live?

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a recent study released by the Nielsen Company that examines the consumer and media habits of women in emerging and developed countries has found that women in India are the most stressed – and they spend differently.

The Women of Tomorrow Study, which examined 6,500 women across 21 different nations from February through April 2011, found that an overwhelming 87% of Indian women said they felt stressed most of the time, with 82% claiming they had no time to relax.

Indian women are not alone. The vast majority of Mexican (74%) and Russian (69%) women surveyed also reported feeling stressed.

List of 21 countries surveyed in order of most stressed women:

1. India (87%)
2. Mexico (74%)
3. Russia (69%)
4. Brazil (67%)
5. Spain (66%)
6. France (65%)
7. South Africa (64%)
   Italy (64%)
8. Nigeria (58%)
9. Turkey (56%)
10. U.K. (55%)
11. U.S.A. (53%)
12. Japan (52%)
    Canada (52%)
    Australia (52%)
13. China (51%)
14. Germany (47%)
15. Thailand (45%)
    South Korea (45%)
16. Malaysia (44%)
    Sweden (44%)

Malaysia menduduki tempat ke 16 ..kekeke...

antara faktor stres mereka adalah

hehe..it seem like whether developing and developed country faced the same problem..

here is the news about malaysia women stress..hehe..

NEW YORK: Malaysian women are ranked 16th most stressed in the world, according to a recent study.

The study, which researched the buying and other social behavioural patterns of women in 21 developing and emerging economies of the world, reveals that women all over the world feel stressed out, with women in the so-called emerging countries facing greater stress than women in developed countries.

India has the world’s most stressed women, says the study prepared by information and media company Nielsen.

The study shows that women in India live and work under considerable time pressure.

They are the most stressed at 87%, the study shows, followed by Mexicans (74%) and Russians (69%).

In the developed countries, the stress level is the highest for wo­­­men in Spain (66%), France (65%) and Italy (64%).

Malaysian women (44%) rank 16th in the list, while women in Thailand share 15th spot with South Korea (45%). Japanese women (52%) rank 12th while mainland Chinese women (51%) rank 13th.

According to India’s Economic Times, the greater stress levels of women in the newly industrialised countries can be attributed to the fact that in recent years, for example, in India, the corporate sector and the job market have developed at an extremely fast pace whereas the society has stagnated with its traditional role patterns. — Bernama