The Interplay Between Cumulative Disadvantage, Young People’s Anxiety, Depression and Loneliness during COVID-19.

Vassilis Sideropoulos; Keri Ka-Yee Wong

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The Interplay Between Cumulative Disadvantage, Young People’s Anxiety, Depression and Loneliness during COVID-19.

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Description: The present study will apply CDT to the three-wave UCL-Penn Global COVID-19 Study to understand how social and economic disadvantages accumulated over time can negatively impact young people’s mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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