While overall life evaluation among Gen Z has declined, showcased by a five-point drop among adults who describe themselves as “thriving,” students report slight improvements in how they view their own lives, according to the latest Voices of Gen Z study released on Tuesday.

The annual study of those ages 13 to 28, carried out by Gallup in partnership with the Walton Family Foundation, attempts to gain insight into “the experiences of Gen Z” and their attitudes toward their futures, their education, and their engagement at school.

But the survey also tries to determine the percentage that perceive themselves as “thriving,” which Gallup defines as the percentage who feel positively about their lives and feel confident about keeping that positive outlook for at least five years.

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