Similarly, Mirowsky and Ross (2003) reported that working women will be less distressed than those who are unemployed. But employed women were also more depressed than men. They also state that the trend since 1970 has seen an increase in women in the workforce, who are young and married with young children. This trend, they note, may not be reversed. Simone, (2002) notes that non-whites with low social status reported higher levels of depression than whites with high social status. This is applicable to Nyah's case given her history on social media