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quadgram	frequency
perceived impact of covid	40
of perceived social support	36
the mental health of	33
were more likely to	31
impact of the covid	29
the psychological impact of	22
fear of negative evaluation	21
the perceived impact of	21
depressive and anxiety symptoms	18
the impact of the	17
psychological impact of the	16
in the general population	16
of depression and anxiety	16
family conflict related to	15
the general population in	14
multidimensional scale of perceived	14
among the general population	14
scale of perceived social	14
and perceived impact of	14
the impact of covid	13
of children and adolescents	13
in the context of	13
status and perceived impact	13
order status and perceived	13
of cast among veterans	13
on the mental health	13
conflict related to sexual	13
at the time of	13
related to sexual orientation	13
home order status and	13
members and academic staff	13
faculty members and academic	13
and problematic sns use	13
the patient health questionnaire	13
levels of depression and	13
with higher levels of	13
in the present study	13
people in hong kong	13
stage of the coronavirus	12
and the perceived impact	12
initial stage of the	12
during the initial stage	12
severe acute respiratory syndrome	12
were associated with higher	12
as a result of	12
the initial stage of	12
the severity of covid	12
general population in china	11
the ucla loneliness scale	11
the world health organization	11
in response to the	11
of the coronavirus disease	11
pilot trial of cast	11
was approved by the	11
the depression anxiety stress	11
the university of valladolid	11
trial of cast among	11
were included in the	10
lgb people in hong	10
the multidimensional scale of	10
and associated factors during	10
it is important to	10
orders and the perceived	10
of hostility at t	10
responses and associated factors	10
one month into the	10
likely to screen positive	10
the spread of the	10
associated factors during the	10
level of hostility at	10
epidemic among the general	10
immediate psychological responses and	10
factors during the initial	10
more likely to screen	10
psychological responses and associated	10
it is possible that	10
participants were asked to	9
to participate in the	9
for depression and anxiety	9
of mental health problems	9
depression anxiety stress scales	9
piu and problematic sns	9
and depression in ad	9
disruption in daily life	9
anxiety and depressive symptoms	9
pandemic on mental health	9
va primary care patients	9
affected by the covid	9
that they have no	9
in the current sample	9
there is a need	9
the course of the	9
were asked to indicate	9
the level of hostility	9
physical and mental health	8
psychometric properties of the	8
impact on mental health	8
over the course of	8
of anxiety and depression	8
a risk factor for	8
item generalized anxiety disorder	8
a brief measure for	8
during the current pandemic	8
for assessing generalized anxiety	8
hospital anxiety and depression	8
a monthly personal income	8
declare that they have	8
as shown in table	8
spread of the virus	8
assessing generalized anxiety disorder	8
authors declare that they	8
with higher scores indicating	8
in the face of	8
item version of the	8
home orders and the	8
the hospital anxiety and	8
disruption in daily routine	8
and mental health of	8
china during the covid	8
of the university of	8
participate in the study	8
was used to assess	8
in accordance with the	8
in china during the	8
depression and anxiety during	8
higher levels of social	8
monthly personal income of	8
items were summed to	8
health and mental health	8
brief measure for assessing	8
perceived stress at t	8
measure for assessing generalized	8
anxiety and depression scale	8
of quarantine and how	7
retirement homes during the	7
a cutoff score of	7
quarantine and how to	7
reduced social contact with	7
impact of quarantine and	7
with low levels of	7
depression and anxiety in	7
levels of perceived social	7
psychological impact of covid	7
month into the covid	7
score of or greater	7
of the present study	7
of the general public	7
associated with low levels	7
how to reduce it	7
reduced connection to the	7
health aspects of children	7
mental health care for	7
factors associated with depression	7
a rapid systematic review	7
the mental health impact	7
the spread of covid	7
senior high school students	7
generalized anxiety disorder scale	7
aspects of children and	7
greater disruption in daily	7
mental health impact of	7
the past two weeks	7
number of suicide deaths	7
psychological impact of quarantine	7
review of the evidence	7
low levels of depression	7
mental health during the	7
mental health outcomes among	7
the present study was	7
of the sample reported	7
to screen positive for	7
step of the model	7
point scale ranging from	7
and how to reduce	7
negative mental health consequences	7
likely to report high	7
were summed to create	7
social contact with friends	7
were less likely to	7
of the current study	7
are presented in table	7
the authors declare that	7
the number of suicide	7
one of the most	7
distress and life satisfaction	7
rapid review of the	7
of the depression anxiety	7
and perceived social support	7
of the patient health	6
access to mental health	6
characteristics are shown in	6
before the pandemic to	6
on mental health and	6
effects of the covid	6
impact of the pandemic	6
prohibition to leave the	6
to cope with the	6
of public health measures	6
on mental health of	6
psychological outcomes associated with	6
positive for depression and	6
mental health needs of	6
of the variance in	6
this is the first	6
approved by the ethics	6
who live in retirement	6
levels of depressive symptoms	6
or past psychotherapeutic or	6
the health and wellbeing	6
may be related to	6
of the mental health	6
analyses were conducted to	6
not at all to	6
homes during the covid	6
conducted in accordance with	6
cutoff score of or	6
of days in which	6
between social support and	6
such as the covid	6
during the lockdown period	6
of the pandemic on	6
screen positive for depression	6
the nucleic acid test	6
and fear of negative	6
to those with low	6
in the aftermath of	6
the time of the	6
a higher level of	6
retirement homes in france	6
perceived social support in	6
during the outbreak of	6
young adults during the	6
mental health services in	6
mental health of the	6
role of perceived social	6
in retirement homes during	6
compared to those with	6
current or past psychotherapeutic	6
the number of excess	6
weeks of the covid	6
as well as the	6
reliability and validity of	6
past psychotherapeutic or psychiatric	6
the effect of the	6
to be associated with	6
psychotherapeutic or psychiatric treatment	6
of general and sexual	6
to report high levels	6
and sleep quality during	6
context of the covid	6
prior to the lockdown	6
more likely to report	6
clinical levels of depression	6
to leave the apartment	6
by the ethics committee	6
levels of social support	6
before and during the	6
education and mental health	6
less likely to report	6
was associated with higher	6
the declaration of helsinki	6
of depressive and anxiety	6
mental health consequences of	6
a systematic review and	6
concern in the era	5
findings are consistent with	5
and unintentional injury fatalities	5
ranging from not at	5
and reduced social contact	5
loneliness and social isolation	5
the beginning of the	5
report high levels of	5
treatment were associated with	5
general and sexual minority	5
health needs of the	5
and alcohol use are	5
of mental illness in	5
the relationship between perceived	5
in the era of	5
and during the covid	5
and ptsd symptomatology during	5
regression analyses were conducted	5
the overall model was	5
for of the variance	5
to mental health services	5
income of below hk	5
emergency of international concern	5
epidemic on college students	5
among community residents in	5
depression and anxiety symptoms	5
the purpose of the	5
scale ranging from not	5
a better understanding of	5
alcohol use are not	5
significantly improve the model	5
on the other hand	5
psychiatric treatment were associated	5
during than before the	5
disease control and prevention	5
due to the pandemic	5
validity of a brief	5
the criteria for probable	5
of mental health and	5
scores were found in	5
sleep quality during covid	5
accounting for of the	5
brief depression severity measure	5
the outbreak of covid	5
low perceived social support	5
the addition of the	5
cmc over ftf communication	5
health concern in the	5
perceived changes in life	5
connection to lgbt community	5
as much as possible	5
staff showed significant lower	5
to e a students	5
a current or past	5
contact through digital media	5
mental illness in the	5
was associated with low	5
order was associated with	5
criteria for probable clinical	5
in the present sample	5
due to the covid	5
children in the home	5
with mental health outcomes	5
time of home confinement	5
overall model was significant	5
to the best of	5
we would like to	5
and generalized anxiety disorder	5
to mental health problems	5
of depression and ptsd	5
connection to the lgbt	5
in the current study	5
mental health of people	5
and life satisfaction of	5
in this step of	5
of a brief depression	5
signature mental health concern	5
of participation in the	5
the era of covid	5
from not at all	5
more likely to be	5
impact of event scale	5
mental health concern in	5
young adult mental health	5
the results of the	5
symptoms above and beyond	5
home order was associated	5
their own mental health	5
best of our knowledge	5
the psychological effects of	5
create one composite score	5
number of days in	5
number of substances used	5
two weeks on a	5
had a monthly personal	5
the psychological consequences of	5
social support at t	5
for disease control and	5
would like to thank	5
on college students in	5
h and ss l	5
personal income of below	5
history of mental health	5
during the course of	5
for probable clinical depression	5
in the near future	5
did not significantly improve	5
the best of our	5
summed to create one	5
prior to the pandemic	5
high levels of depression	5
to the lgbt community	5
people who worked at	5
than before the covid	5
of social anxiety and	5
related to mental health	5
perceived social support at	5
and quality of life	5
the severe acute respiratory	5
was assessed with the	5
college students in china	5
income level was uniquely	5
symptomatology during the covid	5
systematic review and meta	5
for significant variance in	5
a h and ss	5
a public health emergency	5
those who stopped working	5
risk factor for anxiety	5
level of participation in	5
prevalence of mental health	5
the context of the	5
people with higher levels	5
not significantly improve the	5
of the interaction between	5
the interaction between stay	5
way analysis of variance	5
depression anxiety stress scale	5
children and adolescents during	5
exceeded the cutoff score	5
intrusion and avoidance scores	5
met the criteria for	5
use are not significant	5
the generalized anxiety disorder	5
centers for disease control	5
of the participants were	5
study was approved by	5
ptsd symptomatology during the	5
this step of the	5
a signature mental health	5
to create one composite	5
response to the pandemic	5
leave the apartment without	5
more likely to have	5
or psychiatric treatment were	5
the effects of the	5
have been reported in	5
the role of perceived	5
response to the covid	5
associated with mental health	5
levels of social anxiety	5
addition of the interaction	5
a brief depression severity	5
likert scale ranging from	5
the cutoff score for	5
positive screen for depression	5
depressive symptoms and sleep	5
ad who live in	5
in the united states	5
of loneliness and social	5
of psychological distress among	5
is a need to	5
live in retirement homes	5
has been associated with	5
health during the covid	4
negatively associated with loneliness	4
was found to be	4
call for action for	4
anxiety and depression symptoms	4
as a function of	4
in china one month	4
department of veterans affairs	4
for people who exercised	4
symptoms and sleep quality	4
findings of this study	4
change of mental health	4
not found to be	4
life satisfaction was significantly	4
of those scoring within	4
have no competing interests	4
of suicide deaths in	4
health emergency of international	4
due to the outbreak	4
is a need for	4
chinese people in the	4
be related to the	4
as a consequence of	4
moderate to severe impact	4
was administered at baseline	4
the situation associated with	4
anxiety during than before	4
is a special person	4
of generalized anxiety disorder	4
sars control and psychological	4
the study was approved	4
each item on a	4
are shown in supplementary	4
a sensitivity of and	4
high levels of loneliness	4
more than half the	4
experienced anxiety during the	4
experience measured in wave	4
longitudinal and developmental studies	4
on the psychological consequences	4
minimize the risk of	4
of the evidence the	4
in order to provide	4
how often have you	4
was to examine the	4
adolescents impacted by covid	4
studies are needed to	4
nationwide survey of psychological	4
lgb people who had	4
present study was to	4
the prevalence of gad	4
associated with health anxiety	4
a call for action	4
all items were summed	4
significantly lower levels of	4
using items adapted from	4
the present sample was	4
of people with ad	4
in this study was	4
no conflicts of interest	4
of low methodological quality	4
distress related to the	4
accounted for significant variance	4
control and psychological effects	4
and the role of	4
was not associated with	4
scores range from to	4
the social compensation hypothesis	4
among health care workers	4
the total number of	4
of children in the	4
ethics committee of the	4
for action for mental	4
multidisciplinary research priorities for	4
research priorities for the	4
individuals with higher levels	4
the scores of phq	4
due to lockdown measures	4
internal consistency in the	4
each item is rated	4
an increased risk of	4
to prevent the spread	4
reduction of social contacts	4
children and adolescents impacted	4
point likert scale ranging	4
at the same time	4
related to the covid	4
consequences of the covid	4
community during the covid	4
mental health in the	4
were found to be	4
distress among chinese people	4
reduced connection to lgbt	4
outcomes associated with stay	4
of negative evaluation in	4
to address the mental	4
mini mental state exam	4
research is needed to	4
was associated with greater	4
isolation and social distancing	4
having children in the	4
over the past two	4
in hong kong during	4
found to be associated	4
the current sample the	4
on education and mental	4
of social support on	4
symptoms of depression and	4
implications and policy recommendations	4
in retirement homes in	4
of mental health status	4
in depressive and anxiety	4
were considered to have	4
authors would like to	4
range of mental health	4
results from the current	4
action for mental health	4
those who were not	4
on mental health in	4
and psychological effects of	4
experienced family conflict related	4
who participated in the	4
wave of the survey	4
of the study and	4
who had a monthly	4
and undetermined injury fatalities	4
phase of the covid	4
effect of stress on	4
score for a potential	4
live map of covid	4
the role of loneliness	4
and beyond general covid	4
levels of depressive and	4
relationship between perceived stress	4
for mental health science	4
during these challenging times	4
who worked at their	4
public health emergency of	4
higher levels of depressive	4
of mental health services	4
disruption of lives and	4
the results showed that	4
was used to measure	4
results of the current	4
found in a h	4
associated with higher anxiety	4
and anxiety during the	4
past two weeks on	4
above and beyond general	4
uniquely negatively associated with	4
it has been proposed	4
psychological effects of covid	4
scores with respect to	4
are more likely to	4
the mediating role of	4
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	4
health and wellbeing of	4
in addition to the	4
there is an urgent	4
of the sars epidemic	4
associated with poorer mental	4
stakeholders to focus on	4
mental and physical health	4
scores compared to students	4
friends and significant others	4
in any of the	4
the number of substances	4
people who stopped working	4
psychological effects of quarantine	4
and adolescents impacted by	4
of personal protective equipment	4
mental health burden of	4
prevent the spread of	4
were entered in the	4
the global burden of	4
in the past month	4
priorities for the covid	4
a nationwide survey of	4
the ethics committee of	4
in anxiety and depression	4
number of excess suicides	4
of excess suicides in	4
consequences for mental health	4
epidemic of mental illness	4
of mental health care	4
in their federal state	4
used to assess the	4
health was not good	4
had often or always	4
risk and protective factors	4
consent to participate in	4
china one month into	4
of lives and work	4
a significant increase in	4
of poor sleep quality	4
middle east respiratory syndrome	4
the emotional impact of	4
elevated levels of depression	4
is an urgent need	4
impact of the outbreak	4
a function of age	4
moderate to severe anxiety	4
and anxiety during than	4
during the great recession	4
the affective disorders group	4
of the sample were	4
survey of psychological distress	4
is one of the	4
in the treatment of	4
among chinese people in	4
internal consistency at baseline	4
an officially announced stay	4
social contact through digital	4
community residents in arkansas	4
on mental health among	4
there is a special	4
that perceived social support	4
research on the psychological	4
the extent to which	4
social support from family	4
a greater number of	4
illness in the near	4
the depression and anxiety	4
perceived social support and	4
lgb people who were	4
who worked at home	4
direct and digital collaborative	4
life due to the	4
item questionnaire designed to	4
stress at t and	4
people in the covid	4
the authors would like	4
in the hong kong	4
mental health status of	4
quarantine experience measured in	4
with poorer mental health	4
on the health of	4
psychological distress among chinese	4
items adapted from the	4
point likert scale from	4
with ad who live	4
aimed to assess the	4
admitted to the hospital	4
pittsburgh sleep quality index	4
between stress and hostility	4
and the impact of	4
approved the final manuscript	4
impact on education and	4
the risk of infection	4
health impact of the	4
of the novel coronavirus	4
caregivers and stakeholders to	4
it is difficult to	4
from the perspective of	4
no conflict of interest	4
of perceived stress at	4
the e a area	4
with perceived social support	4
and mental health outcomes	4
reported clinical levels of	4
associated with perceived social	4
in the general public	4
related stressors on depressive	4
study was to examine	4
to the presence of	4
anxiety during the covid	4
a result of the	4
and its impact on	4
on a scale of	4
of positive screen for	4
more than half of	4
those who worked at	4
mental health consequences during	4
be admitted to the	4
total and subscale scores	4
and of those scoring	4
cutoff score for a	4
in the first scenario	4
address the mental health	4
health care workers in	4
risk of infection and	4
they have no competing	4
and stakeholders to focus	4
was assessed using the	4
distancing recommendations to stay	3
state that has instituted	3
to assess the mental	3
and situational risk factors	3
mental health of health	3
the mini mental state	3
panhellenic university entrance exams	3
public health measures and	3
mental health services during	3
of intolerance to uncertainty	3
positive on all three	3
to deal with the	3
the effects of general	3
of the most common	3
at the beginning of	3
to those who are	3
the effects of social	3
live in a state	3
the role of pakistani	3
personal relationships that could	3
you live in a	3
in a french area	3
with more affected locations	3
during the first weeks	3
course of the disease	3
members or academic staff	3
on daily life to	3
mental health and quality	3
letter to the editor	3
and hostility at t	3
annual unemployment rate of	3
health care workers during	3
measured by a likert	3
school students preparing for	3
social support and mental	3
to the outbreak of	3
healthcare workers were at	3
higher levels of anxiety	3
the novel coronavirus outbreak	3
a protective factor against	3
been widely validated and	3
suicide and unintentional injury	3
showed significant lower intrusion	3
during the ema period	3
urgent need to prepare	3
to examine the impact	3
focusing on the covid	3
of the impact of	3
in canada as a	3
the potential epidemic of	3
among local residents in	3
french version of the	3
forms and levels of	3
the consequences of the	3
this study aimed to	3
health and human services	3
better understanding of the	3
the patient can be	3
health and quality of	3
year senior high school	3
lessons learned from the	3
a greater impact on	3
the institutional review board	3
quarantined due to infection	3
the time of writing	3
one study found that	3
connection and background mechanisms	3
their mental health had	3
to screen positive on	3
sensitivity of and a	3
associated with this article	3
a mean rate change	3
the center for epidemiology	3
depression and anxiety inventories	3
symptoms as well as	3
from the university of	3
special person who is	3
contribution of general covid	3
and disruption in daily	3
were placed in the	3
perceived social support is	3
and public health measures	3
depressive and anxiety disorders	3
the findings of this	3
mental health of students	3
with this article can	3
mental health of lgb	3
higher scores indicating greater	3
among lgb people in	3
how often they have	3
by specific symptoms on	3
health amidst the covid	3
academic staff showed significant	3
favoring cmc over ftf	3
services in china during	3
staff in china during	3
universities due to coronavirus	3
their depression and anxiety	3
and social isolation as	3
result is negative can	3
with higher anxiety and	3
baseline anxiety symptoms severity	3
social support in relation	3
worked at their office	3
high school students preparing	3
athome orders and the	3
are shown in table	3
severe impact of the	3
contributed to the variance	3
but not social network	3
measured in wave were	3
to prevent further spread	3
need to understand more	3
risk of poor sleep	3
or personal relationships that	3
nurses in psychiatric hospitals	3
for the specific university	3
this paper is aimed	3
isolation as risk factors	3
you live your life	3
was not found to	3
health consequences during the	3
due to infection or	3
with a monthly personal	3
those with low social	3
the amount of social	3
health care for the	3
during and after the	3
a need to ameliorate	3
the beck depression and	3
potential areas of improvement	3
high levels of social	3
as well as long	3
possible scores range from	3
term as well as	3
a fearful spell during	3
anxiety and depressive symptomatology	3
asked to indicate how	3
and utility of a	3
members of the university	3
severe course of covid	3
adults in china one	3
on depressive and anxiety	3
to what extent has	3
disorders among college students	3
higher levels of intolerance	3
baseline depression symptoms severity	3
not infected by the	3
in the absence of	3
and negative syndrome scale	3
with higher health anxiety	3
factor for anxiety symptoms	3
mental health disorders in	3
the sars epidemic on	3
with severe mental disorders	3
remission phase of the	3
from physical distancing recommendations	3
a review of the	3
compensatory behavior to cope	3
interests or personal relationships	3
way you live your	3
articles related to mental	3
to routine medical care	3
assess for symptoms of	3
thinking about the outbreak	3
need to ameliorate children	3
for the purpose of	3
month prior to the	3
coronavirus outbreak is urgently	3
of respondents presented moderate	3
mental health amidst the	3
not social network size	3
and their mental health	3
of concern about covid	3
due to coronavirus disease	3
a special person who	3
examine the impact of	3
impact of the sars	3
of or greater as	3
as a risk factor	3
and low distress tolerance	3
and academic staff showed	3
with low social support	3
online mental health services	3
prior history of mental	3
prevalence and predictors of	3
of the health care	3
statistics query and reporting	3
most of the time	3
day during the outbreak	3
for public mental health	3
of our study was	3
implications for public mental	3
distress and lower life	3
life satisfaction of working	3
for the nucleic acid	3
associated with higher health	3
to assess for symptoms	3
a item questionnaire designed	3
on mood disorder patients	3
a scale of to	3
from the current study	3
number of social roles	3
known competing financial interests	3
type scale ranging from	3
the frequency of anxiety	3
esteem and fear of	3
those with low perceived	3
screen positive on all	3
and prevention of novel	3
patients with coronavirus disease	3
was used to evaluate	3
lower risk of poor	3
between the severity of	3
in an exclusive relationship	3
the phq primary care	3
for each of the	3
t and hostility at	3
global burden of disease	3
coefficients for the specific	3
temporal change of mental	3
pandemic as well as	3
stressors and mental health	3
compared to undergraduate students	3
the a h area	3
a specificity of for	3
in the relationship between	3
lockdown due to the	3
apply to me at	3
present sample was acceptable	3
care for medical staff	3
that the relationship between	3
too much time thinking	3
va to assess for	3
stress levels of physicians	3
the chinese version of	3
and the presence of	3
could have appeared to	3
by a likert scale	3
of universities due to	3
resulting from public health	3
being under a stay	3
to infection or fear	3
areas of improvement for	3
clinical implications for u	3
people with ad experience	3
health and wellbeing implications	3
to score above the	3
quality compared to those	3
study is the first	3
psychiatric morbidities among sars	3
participation in the hong	3
group was associated with	3
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kong during the covid	2
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location and life satisfaction	2
effects of social distancing	2
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