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. 2020 Dec 4;11:579181. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2020.579181

TABLE 1.

COVID-19 items asked during W1 (A, B) and W2 (A, B, C).

Questions Items
Wave 1
A) Affective response: “To what extent, facing the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic in Poland, are you concerned about:” (1) “Your health”
(2) “The health of your loved ones”
(3) “The ability of public healthcare to provide care to you and your loved ones”
(4) “The ability of public healthcare to provide care to all members of society in need”
(5) “The possible change in your financial situation”
(6) “Access to the essential resources during the quarantine period”
(7) “The condition of the economy”
(8) “The loneliness and social isolation during the pandemic restrictions”
(9) “The frustration and boredom caused by the pandemic restrictions”
(10) “The lack of reliable information about the pandemic”
B) Risk perception: “How do you assess the likelihood of the following events occurring to you and your loved ones?” (1) “Physical contact with an infected person”
(2) “Being infected with the virus”
(3) “Mild symptoms of the virus”
(4) “Severe symptoms of the virus”
(5) “Being hospitalized”
(6) “Job loss”
(7) “Loss of livelihood”

Wave 2

C) Subjective Complaints: “To what extent in your daily life are you currently troubled by:” (1) “Change of your daily routine”
(2) “Inability to meet with family”
(3) “Inability to meet with friends”
(4) “Feeling of loneliness”
(5) “Coronavirus news overload”
(6) “Lack of reliable information on coronavirus”
(7) “Limited access to various services and products”
(8) “Boredom”
(9) “Difficult contact with other people”
(10) “Restricted freedom of movement”
(11) “Feeling of uncertainty”
(12) “Feeling of loss of control”