. The second question that the survey was targeting was once someone is suffering from a mental health illness will it last or not? There were 48.4 % of the people neutral and 48.4% disagreeing. Surprisingly, there were only 3.2% of the people who were asked agreed with the question. Furthermore, one of the most important questions that the survey was asking how do people think of individuals suffering from mental health problems. Around 25.8% consider that people who are suffering from mental illness are violent and dangerous. Also, approximately 41.9 % disagreed that they are quiet or shy in general. This reflects how people in general perceive that patients who are suffering any type of mental illness are a sort of threat and dangerous. Finally, based on the survey results around 50% of the people understand that mental health issues are more important than physical problems..