Table 1.
Characteristic of articles | n (%) |
---|---|
Study design | |
Cross-sectional | 29 (59%) |
Serial cross-sectional | 15 (30%) |
Longitudinal | 5 (10%) |
Sampling technique | |
Probability based | 37 (76%) |
Non-probability sampling | 12 (24%) |
Study data source | |
Household Pulse Survey | 15 (31%) |
AmeriSpeak | 8 (16%) |
Qualtrics panel | 8 (16%) |
Understanding America Study | 5 (10%) |
Prolific Academic panel | 3 (6%) |
Lucid | 3 (6%) |
American Life Panel | 2 (4%) |
Survey of Consumers | 1 (2%) |
National Alcohol Survey | 1 (2%) |
Ipsos KnowledgePanel | 1 (2%) |
Dynata panel | 1 (2%) |
Acumen Health Research Institute panel | 1 (2%) |
Depression instrument core | |
PHQ | 36 (73%) |
Kessler | 8 (16%) |
CES-D | 2 (4%) |
DASS | 1 (2%) |
Other | 2 (4%) |
Instrument construct | |
Depression | 41 (84%) |
Depression or anxiety + | 8 (16%) |
Used survey weights | |
Yes | 41 (84%) |
No | 3 (6%) |
Did not state | 5 (10%) |
Characteristic of prevalence points | |
First date of data collection | March 10, 2020 (Daly, Sutin, & Robinson, 2020) |
Last date of data collection | June 7, 2021 (Chen, Aruldass, & Cardinal, 2021) |
Average sample size by prevalence point | 310,188 |
Note: HPS: Household Pulse Survey; UAS: Understanding America Survey; ALP: American Life Panel; NAS: United States National Alcohol Survey; CES-D: Center for Epidemiologic Studies––Depression Scale; DASS: Depression and Anxiety Stress Scale Test; PHQ: Patient Health Questionnaire.