The Atlantic and good data aren't always friends since that wmd thing
It cites a social science study that claims to provide data. Are popular press articles about social science studies considered credible again somehow?
A lot more credible than platitudes.
The article is paywalled, so it’s difficult to check the sources. Are there any links provided or surveys cited? The article matches my guy feeling, but I am curious about geographic and socio-economic variance. It wouldn't surprise me if higher cost of living areas have suffered the most.