Daniel Goleman states: “Each successive generation worldwide since the opening of the [20th] century has lived with a higher risk than their parents of suffering a major depression — not just sadness, but a paralyzing listlessness, dejection, and self - pity, and an overwhelming hopelessness — over the course of life.
Denjels Golmens raksta: ” Kopš [20.] gadsimta sākuma katrai nākamajai paaudzei ir bijis lielāks risks piedzīvot smagu depresiju — nevis parastas skumjas, bet paralizējošu apātiju, nospiestību, nelaimes sajūtu un nepārvaramu bezcerību.