Overview
- A recent survey reveals that 61% of Germans rate social interaction as 'rather bad' or 'very bad,' with nearly one-third noting significant recent declines.
- Public spaces (84%) and online platforms (78%) are identified as the most affected areas for negative social interactions.
- Around three-quarters of respondents report increases in insults, disrespect, and aggression in daily interactions.
- Over half of Germans are actively working to improve social cohesion, with an additional quarter expressing openness to join such efforts.
- Andreas Storm, CEO of DAK-Gesundheit, emphasizes the population's strong willingness to take collective action to counteract these trends.