Adult mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic – Results from the CORONA HEALTH App Study

Johanna-Sophie Edler; Rüdiger Pryss; Harald Baumeister; Caroline Cohrdes

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Description: The present project is part of the CORONA HEALTH APP Study, a cooperation between the University of Würzburg and the Robert Koch Institute. The focus lies on the investigation of diverse aspects of mental health, psychopathology, health-related behaviors including smartphone communication, and attitudes during the COVID-19 pandemic in German adults.

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Regional correlation of COVID-19 infection rates and prevalence of depression and anxiety symptoms in German adults

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Who is at risk and who manages well? Quality of life limitations and protective coping strategies in face of the COVID-19 pandemic

Eicher, Pryss, Baumeister & 2 more

How come you don’t call me? Validity of smartphone communication app usage as indicator of loneliness and social well-being across the adult lifespan

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Regional correlation of COVID-19 infection rates and prevalence of depression and anxiety symptoms in German adults

Who is at risk and who manages well? Quality of life limitations and protective coping strategies in face of the COVID-19 pandemic

How come you don’t call me? Validity of smartphone communication app usage as indicator of loneliness and social well-being across the adult lifespan

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