In a graph created from multiple data sources, James plotted "Prevalence of any emotional distress" and "Income inequality", attempting to show that English-speaking nations have nearly twice as much emotional distress as mainland Europe and Japan: 21.6 percent vs 11.5 percent.
詹姆斯從多個數據源中創建一個圖表，其中輸入「任何流行的情緒困擾」和「收入差距」的數據，企圖表明以英語為母語的國家有近兩倍的情緒困擾，相對於歐洲大陸和日本：百分比是21.6％對11.5％。