Lifestyle and mental health disruptions during COVID-19.
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...Moreover, studies specific to Covid-19 that have relied on self-reported information and data collected from devices such as cellphones have corroborated one another (Giuntella et al. (2020) and Huckins et al....
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...Moreover, studies specific to Covid-19 that have relied on self-reported information and data collected from devices such as cellphones have corroborated one another (Giuntella et al. 2020; Huckins et al. 2020)....
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...Moreover, studies specific to Covid-19 that have relied on self-reported information and data collected from devices such as cellphones have corroborated one another (Giuntella et al. (2020) and Huckins et al. (2020))....
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...We measure anxiety using the GAD-7 scale ([Spitzer et al., 2006]), a 7 items scale designed to assess the presence and severity of generalized anxiety disorder....
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...We assessed anxiety using the Generalized Anxiety Disorder scale (GAD-7, [Spitzer et al., 2006]), which assesses the frequency of anxiety related symptoms using a scale from 0 (Not at all) to 3 (Nearly every day)....
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...Individuals with scores above 10 are considered to be at risk of generalized anxiety disorder [Spitzer et al., 2006], though recent studies have identified 8 as a reasonable cut-point for identifying anxiety disorder [Kroenke et al., 2007, Plummer et al., 2016]....
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...Individuals with scores above 10 are considered to be at risk of generalized anxiety disorder [Spitzer et al., 2006], though recent studies have identified 8 as a reasonable cut-point for identifying anxiety disorder [Kroenke et al....
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..., 2010] using 5 of the 6 items of the Brief Resilience Scale developed and validated by [Smith et al., 2008]....
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...We measure resilience, defined as ”the ability to bounce back from stress” [Smith et al., 2010] using 5 of the 6 items of the Brief Resilience Scale developed and validated by [Smith et al., 2008]....
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...We assess resilience – the ability to bounce back from stress and adversity – using the Brief Resilience Scale [Smith et al., 2008]....
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