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. 2022 Apr 22;77:80–87. doi: 10.1016/j.genhosppsych.2022.04.009

Table 3.

Stressors and resilience strategies reported in the town halls during each of four periods.a

(a) Stressors
Stressors Overall (3/20–12/15)
Period 1 (3/20–5/24)
Period 2 (5/25–8/9)
Period 3 (8/10–10/4)
Period 4 (10/5–12/15)
(n = 894)
(n = 407)
(n = 222)
(n = 190)
(n = 75)
% % % % %
Work Stress 31 28 23 46 41
Family/Parenting Stress 26 29 20 27 24
Stress Signs & Symptoms 20 28 16 9 13
Societal Stress (social & political context) 14 8 30 8 8
Social Isolation Stress 7 5 7 10 5
Self-Care Stress 3 3 4 2



(b) Resilience strategies
Resilience Strategies Overall
Period 1
Period 2
Period 3
Period 4
(3/20–12/15)
(3/20–5/24)
(5/25–8/9)
(8/10–10/4)
(10/5–12/15)
(n = 845)
(n = 438)
(n = 184)
(n = 152)
(n = 71)
% % % % %
Practicing Acceptance 21 24 17 17 21
Using Positive Reappraisal 17 20 17 10 9
Building Social Connections 17 16 21 20 15
Practicing Self-Care 16 19 11 12 21
Engaging in Valued Activities 10 10 17 3 5
Making Adjustments at Work 9 2 5 33 25
Making Family/Parenting Adjustments 7 7 10 3 2
Limiting News Exposure 3 3 3 3 3
a

There were 835 coded stress responses and 792 resilience strategies reported in 121 town halls and with a total of 3555 participants.