City dwellers tend to than those living in rural and suburban areas. be more stressed have higher levels of mood disorders have higher levels of psychotic illnesses have all the above

all the above

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City life is very busy, fast and challenging. In addition, living in urban areas exposes us to a lot of pollution and noise and all of this affects our physical and mental health, often in a bad way. As life in rural and suburban areas tends to be quieter, people in these areas tend to have fewer problems, but city life can lead to high levels of stress, mood disorders and psychotic illness.

Not only that, city stress and exhausting routines contribute to less exercise and more industrialized foods: increased diabetes, hypertension, and depression.

The American Psychological Association (APA) promotes the knowledge of psychology to enhance the health and welfare of the population. The association also works to raise awareness of psychology as a science. Its headquarters are in Washington, D.C.

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