According to the research, the young people surveyed can be divided into several distinct groups.
The group of "dissatisfied optimists" is the most numerous, at 37% of respondents. Although they do not consider themselves satisfied now, they expect this situation to change for the better.
Just over 30% make up the "dissatisfied pessimists", who are dissatisfied with their current situation and do not expect it to improve in the future.
The third group is the "satisfied pessimists": 5% are satisfied with their current situation but expect it to get worse in the future.
This year's Q4 results show that 28% of the surveyed are "satisfied optimists": they are the most optimistic, satisfied with their current situation without expecting it to get worse.
The K&H Youth Index measures young people's satisfaction with life, health, education, work, financial situation, self-fulfillment, autonomy, entertainment, and friends, based on several components, K&H said.
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