Miguel Ángel Castellanos

TL;DR: Predictive models revealed that the greatest protector for symptomatology was spiritual well-being, while loneliness was the strongest predictor of depression, anxiety and PTSD.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors analyse gender-related differences in the psychological impact of the Covid-19 lockdown in Singapore and find that the lockdown has a significant effect on mental health.

TL;DR: An exceptionally large database of spontaneous consolation in two outdoor-housed groups of chimpanzees lends further support to the empathy hypothesis in that consolation occurred disproportionally between individuals that are socially close (i.e., kin and affiliation partners) and was more typical of females than males, which differences are also known of human empathy.

TL;DR: This research shows that the pandemic has had a negative impact on the mental health of the general population, which still does not seem to be at pre-crisis levels, although it has improved as the emergency situation subsides.

TL;DR: The impact of the pandemic is sustained over time, even increasing in depression, and vulnerable groups that need greater psychological health support could be identified.