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Singapore folk get emotional over survey

LEAST ‘EMO’ CITY STATE. Singaporeans are the world’s most emotionless people said US-based pollster Gallup in a report on its three-year study conducted in more than 150 countries. The Philippines came out as the most emotional society in the world, with six out of 10 Filipino respondents saying that they experience a lot of both positive and negative feelings daily. Latin American countries meanwhile dominated the top of the list when it came to experiencing positive emotions.

Blame their city state’s competitive culture for leaving them no room for feelings, Singaporeans said in reaction to a survey that depicted them as the world’s most emotionless people.

Posted: November 24th, 2012 in Lifestyle Stories | Read More »

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