Table 2.
Survey responses on COVID-19 impact questions–unweighted n and US populaton weighted proportions (n = 3125)
| n (%) | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Level of disruption to life due to: | Extreme | Quite a bit | Moderate | A little bit | Not at all |
| school changes or closures | 431 (14.04%) | 385 (12.60%) | 383 (12.61%) | 291 (9.63%) | 1,601 (51.12%) |
| job loss or reduced hours | 276 (9.02%) | 242 (8.61%) | 310 (10.99%) | 352 (10.80%) | 1,913 (60.58%) |
| social distancing and isolation | 691 (22.89%) | 806 (24.97%) | 769 (24.17%) | 523 (17.07%) | 314 (10.90%) |
| loss of income | 251 (8.70%) | 258 (9.01%) | 352 (11.88%) | 494 (16.89%) | 1,746 (53.52%) |
| Impact of pandemic on own physical and emotional health | 191 (6.53%) | 399 (12.93%) | 811 (25.47%) | 1,066 (34.14%) | 638 (20.93%) |
| Overall impact of pandemic on own life (Total) | 354 (12.44%) | 778 (23.60%) | 1,023 (31.53%) | 754 (25.41%) | 193 (7.02%) |
| Wave 1 only (n = 1046) | 136 (13.87%) | 303 (28.66%) | 327 (29.54%) | 210 (21.91%) | 55 (6.02%) |
| Wave 2 only (n = 998) | 107 (11.25%) | 237 (23.19%) | 318 (31.82%) | 263 (26.88%) | 72 (6.85%) |
| Wave 3 only (n = 1081) | 111 (12.19%) | 238 (19.14%) | 378 (33.16%) | 281 (27.38%) | 66 (8.12%) |