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. 2023 Mar 3;27(1):36–44. doi: 10.7812/TPP/22.145

Table 4:

Detailed items and responses of the novel COVID-19 questionnaire

To what extent have COVID-19 related restrictions affected your quality of life? % Response
 Greatly worsened 16.67%
 Mildly worsened 30.00%
 No effect 46.47%
 Mildly improved 3.33%
 Greatly improved 3.33%
How would you describe your current level of alcohol consumption, as compared to before the COVID-19 related restrictions?
 Increased 13.33%
 No change 53.33%
 Decreased 33.33%
Prior to the COVID-19 restrictions, how often did you have a drink containing alcohol?
 I didn’t drink 30.00%
 Once per month 26.67%
 2 to 4 times per month 26.67%
 2 to 3 times per week 6.67%
 4 or more times per week 10.00%
Prior to the COVID-19 related restrictions, how many drinks did you have in a typical week?
 7 or less (women and persons 65+); 14 or less (men under 65) 3.33%
 8 or more (women and persons 65+); 15 or more (men under 65) 96.67
Prior to COVID-19 related restrictions, how often did you have: (all, women and men age 65+): 4 drinks or more in a 24 h period? (Men under 65): 5 drinks or more in a 24 h period?
 Never 26.67%
 Once or more 73.33%
If your alcohol use increased after the start of COVID-19 related restrictions, why do you think this might be? Mark all that apply:
 Increased stress 55.5%
 Boredom 33.3%
 Spending more time at home 11.1%
 Lost my job 44.4%
 Feeling depressed 44.4%
 Feeling anxious 33.3%
 Difficulties with home life 22.2%
Do you recall being informed that alcohol usage after bariatric surgery carries a higher risk of complications and addiction?
 Yes 53.3%
 No 0%