TABLE 1.

Sample characteristics and COVID-19 related variables for the first and second waves.

Variable	First wave (N = 325)	Second wave (N = 139)
Gender, n (%)
Women	101 (33.6)	48 (33.6)
yMen	195 (64.8)	94 (65.7)
Prefer not to say	5 (1.7)	1 (0.7)
Age, mean (sd)	39.8 (14.3)	40.5 (14.1)
Income (SEK), median (IQR*)	21,000 (18,768)	22,000 (19,300)
Civil status, n (%)
Single	109 (37.6)	55 (40.6)
In a relationship	173 (59.7)	81 (58.7)
Other	8 (2.8)	4 (0.7)
Participants with children, n (%)	90 (37.8)	44 (36.4)
Occupation
Student	41 (13.6)
Unemployed	17 (5.7)
Employed	188 (62.5)
Own company	39 (13.0)
Other (retired)	16 (5.3)
Type of COVID-19 consequences (%)
Social isolation and infection
Home office	92 (32.4)	51 (37.8)
Taking part in distance education	45 (15.9)	20 (14.8)
Quarantine due to high-risk group	39 (13.7)	15 (11.1)
Self-quarantine due to COVID-19 infection	23 (8.1)	7 (5.2)
Family member infected by COVID-19	21 (7.4)	6 (4.4)
Infected by COVID-19	17 (6.0)	3 (2.2)
Home-schooling of children	8 (2.8)	3 (2.2)
Financial consequences
Short term lay-off	42 (14.8)	8 (5.9)
Short term lay-off for family member	29 (10.2)	6 (4.4)
Notice of job termination	15 (5.3)	5 (3.7)
Family member receiving job notice	12 (4.2)	1 (0.7)
Company reconstruction	5 (1.8)	1 (0.7)
Bankruptcy	2 (0.7)	0 (0)
No consequences	76 (26.8)	41 (30.4)
Worried about personal finances due to the pandemic, n (%)
No, not at all	140 (48.3)	76 (55.5)
Yes, some	103 (35.5)	37 (27.0)
Yes, quite a lot	30 (10.3)	12 (8.8)
Yes, very much	17 (5.9)	12 (8.8)
Worried about physical health due to the pandemic, n (%)
No, not at all	131 (46.3)	55 (40.1)
Yes, some	101 (35.7)	50 (36.5)
Yes, quite a lot	39 (13.8)	24 (17.5)
Yes, very much	12 (4.2)	8 (5.8)
Worried about mental health due to the pandemic, n (%)
No, not at all	151 (53.0)	64 (46.7)
Yes, some	84 (29.5)	43 (31.4)
Yes, quite a lot	38 (13.8)	22 (16.1)
Yes, very much	12 (4.2)	8 (5.8)

*IQR = Interquartile Range.