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. 2020 Oct 21;67(5):714–717. doi: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2020.08.009

Table 1.

Mean level of loneliness, depression, and anxiety in January and April/May 2020 and model-based estimates for study wave

Outcome January
April/May
b or CR p-value 95% CI
Mean (SD) Mean (SD)
Loneliness 2.26 (1.84) 2.53 (1.89) .25 <.001 .11, .39
Depression 1.63 (1.67) 1.86 (1.59) 1.13 .013 1.03, 1.24
Anxiety 2.12 (1.77) 2.05 (1.76) .96 .386 .88, 1.05

CI = confidence interval; SD = standard deviation.

aFor depression and anxiety, a negative binomial distribution was specified to estimate count ratios (CRs) describing the proportional change due to a 1-unit increase in the covariate. Covariates included sex, sexual orientation, age in January, dummy codes for race/ethnicity, and education completed as of January. Range of scores for each of the outcomes was 0–six at each study visit.