Psychology

COVID-19 restrictions and age-specific mental health—U.S. probability-based panel evidence

E. Sojli, W. W. Tham, et al.

This study, conducted by Elvira Sojli, Wing Wah Tham, Richard Bryant, and Michael McAleer, reveals that young adults in the U.S. felt the brunt of COVID-19 restrictions on their mental health, while older adults were less affected. Discover the critical insights behind these findings and the importance of age-specific mental health responses amid a pandemic.

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