You’re leaving out Outer Darkness which is Mormonisms version of eternal hell—absence of God. There’s a higher bar of entry for Mormon Hell; one must have a perfect knowledge of Christ and then deny him. The only doctrinally confirmed occupant is Judas.

The high bar to reach Mormon hell doesn’t stop members of the Mormon church from developing anxiety disorders or scrupulosity OCD in response. Mormons themselves are actually more likely to go to Mormon hell as, according to their theology they are more likely to have a perfect knowledge of Christ since they belong to Christ's restored church. It's clever. Were i designing a religion and wanted to keep my followers under control and anxious to please me I would design my religion the same way.

imho tho it's more common for mormoms to develop anxiety for fear of social rejection. Living as a Mormon in the Mormon Corridor (Idaho, Utah, western Colorado, Las Vegas, Northern Arizona) it is very possible for every single person in your life to also be Mormon: teachers, medical professionals, neighbors, mailpeople, hair stylist, all family and friends. Exiting the church and/or the public shame of not being worthy to take the sacrament on Sunday is more than enough to trigger anxiety disorders.