PsychologyJournal of Public Health
COVID-19 Social Distancing, Mental Health, and Coping Strategies in Greece
A. Liozidou, V. Varela, et al.
This study explores the impact of social restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic on mental health in Greece, highlighting alarming rates of anxiety, depression, and stress among 650 adults. Factors like gender, age, and food insecurity played significant roles in these outcomes. Researchers Athanasia Liozidou, Vasiliki Varela, and others reveal a shift from social support to individual coping strategies.
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