美國人的“大選焦慮”

　　Election anxiety is a real thing. Lots of people have become uncomfortably stressed-out by the long, contentious campaign.

　　大選焦慮確實存在。很多美國人由于長時間的爭來辯去的競選活動而感到“壓力山大”。

　　Around half of people surveyed (52 percent) say the election “is a very or somewhat significant” source of stress in their lives.

　　大約半數(shù)受訪的美國人(52%)表示，總統(tǒng)大選是其生活中“非常重要或有些重要的”壓力來源。

　　The breakdown by party is about even: 59 percent of Republicans and 55 percent of Democrats say this election is causing them stress.

　　這種壓力在支持共和黨的選民和支持民主黨的選民中基本持平：59%的共和黨人和55%的民主黨人表示大選讓他們倍感壓力。

　　Therapists are seeing a surge in anxiety among their patients, Republicans and Democrats alike, with a common theme: we don’t feel safe.

　　治療師也發(fā)現(xiàn)，他們的病人中，無論是共和黨人還是民主黨人，焦慮感都呈上升趨勢，他們都有一個共同的焦慮問題：缺乏安全感。