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. 2022 Feb 24;13:744204. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2022.744204

Table 2.

Psychosocial and health variables by study wave (n = 10,599,608).

Variable W1 % (95% CI) W2 % (95% CI) Dif t-test p
Psychological distress 22.6 (22.6–22.6) 27.0 (26.9–27.0) 4.4 236.2 0.000
Mental health diagnosis 26.0 (25.9–26.0)
Mental health treatment 15.2 (15.2–15.2)
Physical health status (hypertension, obesity and/or diabetes) 34.5 (34.4–34.5)
Loneliness 15.2 (15.1–15.2) 19.6 (19.6–19.6) 4.4 270.2 0.000
Perceived lack of space in the home 12.8 (12.7–12.8) 21.7 (21.6–21.7) 8.9 543.2 0.000
Expected decrease in income 58.0 (57.9–58.0) 15.8 (15.8–15.8) −42.2 −2,224 0.000
Expected increase in debt 49.1 (49.0–49.1) 14.0 (13.9–14.0) −35.1 −1,877 0.000
Expectation of difficulty getting food and basis supplies 30.9 (30.8–30.9) 20.1 (20.0–20.1) −10.8 −571.5 0.000