Based on seven variables, Bloomberg has scored 74 nations around the world for their “stressed-out” factor and finds the USA to be 54th (so stop whining and suck it up), Norway the least stressed-out of all and El Salvador and South Africa at the top with Nigeria (with the roiling Egyptians ranking 15th).

Bloomberg ranked countries based on the stressfulness of their living environments.

 

Methodology

Seven equally weighted variables were considered:

Homicide rates - El Salvador and Venezuela were the worst

GDP per capita on a purchasing-power-parity basis -0 Blanladesh, Pakistan, India, and Nigeria were the lowest

Income inequality - South Africa and Colombia had the largest Gini Coefficient (with USA 20th worst)

Corruption perception - Venezuela, Bangladesh, and Nigeria are seen as most corrupt

Unemployment - Macedonia, Greece, Bosnia, and Spain have the highest unemployment

Urban air pollution - Mongolia, Pakistan, Egypt, and Iran are most polluted

Life expectancy - Nigeria, South Africa, and India have the lowest life expectancy

Source: http://www.theheraldng.com/nigeria-ranked-most-stressed-country/