Social bonding and health in COVID-19

doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/BGZUF

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This study aims to examine how different types of social bonds contribute to (i) engagement in COVID-19 related health behaviour, and (ii) mental health and wellbeing. This study comprises an analysis of two global datasets collected during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic. Both datasets have been pre-registered and made openly accessible on the webpages of the original projects. The hypotheses and analyses of this study have not been pre-registered. Dataset A: Collected as part of a project led by Dr Valerie van Mulukom. https://osf.io/tsjnb/ Dataset B: Collected as part of a project led by Dr Bahar Tunçgenç. https://osf.io/ke5yn/

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