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. 2021 Mar 5;18(5):2619. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18052619

Table 2.

Psychosocial effects of COVID-19 home confinement within and between Dutch and Italian residents.

Variable Range Total Within-Subjects Effects NL ITA Between-Subjects Effects
Before
M
(SD)
During
M
(SD)

(%∆)
z Value p Value Effect Size r
(%∆)

(%∆)
z Value p Value Effect Size r
Social participation 14–70 41.97
(7.48)
25.13
(4.86)
−16.84
(−40.8)
−20.871 <0.001 0.866 −15.20
(−37.7)
−19.91
(−44.2)
−7.714 <0.001 0.320
Mental wellbeing 7–35 27.04
(3.43)
24.17
(4.51)
−2.87
(−10.6)
−15.635 <0.001 0.649 −2.82
(−10.3)
−2.98
(−11.4)
−0.423 0.672 0.018
Depressive mood and feelings 0–26 4.74
(4.76)
7.30
(5.68)
+2.56
(+54)
−13.523 <0.001 0.561 +2.63
(+78.5)
+2.42
(+32.9)
−1.236 0.216 0.051
Life satisfaction 3–21 15.73
(3.25)
12.62
(4.50)
−3.12
(−19.8)
−16.334 <0.001 0.678 −3.10
(−18.8)
−3.15
(−21.9)
−0.128 0.898 0.005
Loneliness 1–5 1.69
(0.81)
2.33
(1.31)
+0.63
(+37.3)
−11.297 <0.001 0.512 +0.67
(+41.9)
+0.57
(+30.2)
−0.811 0.417 0.037
Need for psychosocial
support
1–5 1.73
(0.84)
2.03
(1.03)
+0.30
(+17.3)
−10.133 <0.001 0.404 +0.28
(+16.8)
+0.33
(+17.6)
−0.543 0.587 0.022

Note. Need for psychosocial support (N = 629); Loneliness (N = 487); remaining variables (N = 581).