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trigram	frequency
during the covid	130
perceived social support	84
of the covid	83
impact of covid	69
as well as	61
and mental health	60
the mental health	60
of mental health	60
depression and anxiety	57
impact of the	56
mental health of	52
the impact of	48
psychiatry res doi	46
due to the	44
generalized anxiety disorder	42
more likely to	42
perceived impact of	41
the general population	41
on mental health	40
the number of	39
anxiety and depression	36
of the pandemic	36
of perceived social	36
higher levels of	34
the role of	34
mental health outcomes	34
were more likely	33
was associated with	33
to mental health	32
mental health problems	32
during the lockdown	32
psychological impact of	32
in hong kong	31
children and adolescents	31
the present study	31
high levels of	30
during the outbreak	30
levels of depression	30
mental health care	30
for mental health	29
there is a	28
the effects of	28
were associated with	27
public health measures	27
mental health and	26
was used to	26
and anxiety symptoms	25
mental health services	25
during the pandemic	25
of social support	24
in the general	24
in order to	24
a total of	23
depressive and anxiety	23
the level of	23
world health organization	23
associated with higher	23
to the covid	22
the psychological impact	22
of negative evaluation	22
fear of negative	22
of the sample	22
social support and	22
the current study	22
wang et al	22
of the participants	21
not at all	21
patient health questionnaire	21
version of the	21
the spread of	21
of depression and	21
the perceived impact	21
the time of	20
mental health consequences	20
mental health symptoms	20
the university of	20
scale ranging from	20
related to the	19
in this study	19
home order status	19
problematic sns use	19
in the present	19
with respect to	19
of the study	19
to assess the	19
of the coronavirus	19
disruption in daily	18
and sleep quality	18
an increase in	18
to the pandemic	18
the novel coronavirus	18
in the current	18
the relationship between	18
the general public	18
a systematic review	18
for depression and	17
were asked to	17
in response to	17
response to the	17
to cope with	17
of depressive symptoms	17
prior to the	17
ucla loneliness scale	17
the risk of	17
health care workers	16
such as the	16
of anxiety and	16
by the covid	16
one of the	16
in the study	16
and academic staff	16
risk factors for	16
review of the	16
order status and	15
severity of covid	15
the severity of	15
psychological effects of	15
the effect of	15
the presence of	15
their mental health	15
of social distancing	15
during the initial	15
general population in	15
in the u	15
mental health status	15
included in the	15
anxiety and depressive	15
and depressive symptoms	15
found to be	15
family conflict related	15
the prevalence of	15
conflict related to	15
of the students	15
in mental health	15
depression anxiety stress	14
and those who	14
approved by the	14
the current pandemic	14
the context of	14
liu et al	14
shown in table	14
of the current	14
spread of the	14
depression in ad	14
with higher scores	14
based on the	14
scale of perceived	14
as a result	14
nearly every day	14
risk factor for	14
mental health in	14
multidimensional scale of	14
and perceived impact	14
of cast among	14
to examine the	14
with mental health	14
among the general	14
cast among veterans	14
moderate to severe	14
effects of the	14
levels of anxiety	14
the coronavirus disease	14
the study was	14
during the current	14
of this study	13
on daily life	13
unintentional injury fatalities	13
population in china	13
infected with covid	13
symptoms of depression	13
anxiety and stress	13
of the respondents	13
members and academic	13
social anxiety and	13
to sexual orientation	13
of the survey	13
the importance of	13
it has been	13
the results of	13
of children and	13
people in hong	13
an online survey	13
hostility at t	13
this study was	13
levels of social	13
the outbreak of	13
spitzer et al	13
and problematic sns	13
at the time	13
factors associated with	13
in primary care	13
in the context	13
with higher levels	13
on the mental	13
status and perceived	13
a series of	13
the patient health	13
va primary care	13
of the time	13
the course of	13
those who were	13
mental health treatment	13
we found that	13
poor sleep quality	13
faculty members and	13
related to sexual	13
of social anxiety	13
likely to report	13
to participate in	12
and the perceived	12
negative mental health	12
the majority of	12
the initial stage	12
it is possible	12
the depression anxiety	12
anxiety during the	12
cao et al	12
asked to indicate	12
pilot trial of	12
were included in	12
participants were asked	12
point likert scale	12
and social support	12
initial stage of	12
be associated with	12
in addition to	12
affected by the	12
university of valladolid	12
of the outbreak	12
of the virus	12
any of the	12
the use of	12
on healthcare workers	12
severe acute respiratory	12
before the pandemic	12
acute respiratory syndrome	12
in the past	12
of the general	12
stage of the	12
according to the	12
of healthcare workers	12
and associated factors	12
in the covid	12
a result of	12
quality of life	11
mental health during	11
outbreak in china	11
orders and the	11
on the psychological	11
need to be	11
in retirement homes	11
home orders and	11
reliability and validity	11
it is important	11
health and wellbeing	11
affected by covid	11
the ucla loneliness	11
and life satisfaction	11
loneliness and social	11
of mental illness	11
score of or	11
individuals with smi	11
trial of cast	11
reduced connection to	11
monthly personal income	11
in daily life	11
holmes et al	11
and depression in	11
are likely to	11
associated with depression	11
the world health	11
above and beyond	11
the current sample	11
in the second	11
factors during the	11
lower levels of	11
study was to	11
analyses were conducted	11
was approved by	11
primary care patients	11
in relation to	11
risk of infection	11
in the first	11
physical and mental	11
the association between	11
of hostility at	10
that they have	10
positively associated with	10
less likely to	10
participated in the	10
the health and	10
likely to be	10
related to covid	10
level of hostility	10
to mitigate the	10
and how to	10
of novel coronavirus	10
the authors declare	10
and alcohol use	10
officially announced stay	10
is possible that	10
and social isolation	10
over the past	10
the multidimensional scale	10
is the first	10
low levels of	10
scores compared to	10
responses and associated	10
levels of depressive	10
immediate psychological responses	10
epidemic among the	10
this is a	10
lgb people in	10
is important to	10
research on the	10
to be a	10
results from the	10
are presented in	10
rated on a	10
children in the	10
month into the	10
of lgb people	10
psychological responses and	10
likely to screen	10
the need for	10
high school students	10
associated factors during	10
social distancing and	10
used to assess	10
to screen positive	10
psychometric properties of	10
that they had	10
pandemic on mental	10
one month into	10
compared to the	10
pandemic and lockdown	10
personal protective equipment	10
of the university	10
course of the	9
intolerance to uncertainty	9
who worked at	9
mental health impact	9
mental health needs	9
mental health professionals	9
university entrance exams	9
before the covid	9
a cutoff score	9
major depressive disorder	9
in china during	9
the beginning of	9
systematic review and	9
negatively associated with	9
good internal consistency	9
be related to	9
current or past	9
during a pandemic	9
would like to	9
piu and problematic	9
half of the	9
of quarantine and	9
were summed to	9
are shown in	9
elevated levels of	9
compared to those	9
spread of covid	9
who stopped working	9
the pandemic and	9
in terms of	9
social support in	9
china during the	9
of the disease	9
and social distancing	9
the current situation	9
is associated with	9
anxiety stress scales	9
e a students	9
of the present	9
they have no	9
actual health problems	9
to determine the	9
in accordance with	9
participate in the	9
the united states	9
in the usa	9
in china the	9
around the world	9
public health emergency	9
because of the	9
as shown in	9
some of the	9
the face of	9
more than half	9
whether or not	9
past two weeks	9
presented in table	9
killgore and colleagues	9
the pandemic to	9
lgb people who	9
and anxiety during	9
home order was	9
a brief measure	9
of the mental	9
of the population	9
and fear of	9
the development of	9
the frequency of	9
rapid review of	9
proximity to contamination	9
may lead to	9
social support from	9
is a need	9
significantly associated with	9
properties of the	8
stress at t	8
were conducted to	8
the survey was	8
in psychiatric hospitals	8
of the depression	8
cutoff score of	8
authors declare that	8
likely to have	8
in line with	8
undetermined injury fatalities	8
of anxiety symptoms	8
high rates of	8
to what extent	8
the participants were	8
and anxiety in	8
to reduce the	8
for assessing generalized	8
higher level of	8
of the model	8
number of substances	8
in our study	8
the experience of	8
in daily routine	8
causes of death	8
reported in the	8
a risk factor	8
the past two	8
healthcare workers were	8
associated with low	8
results of the	8
the fact that	8
accordance with the	8
over the course	8
and suicidal ideation	8
intolerance of uncertainty	8
zhang et al	8
contact with friends	8
related to mental	8
to deal with	8
number of suicide	8
of the public	8
of the sars	8
of hong kong	8
item version of	8
and ptsd symptomatology	8
and depression scale	8
connection to the	8
the nucleic acid	8
higher scores indicating	8
caused by the	8
distress and life	8
contributed to the	8
personal income of	8
access to mental	8
during the first	8
declare that they	8
and perceived social	8
health and mental	8
of suicide deaths	8
associated with increased	8
social contact with	8
characteristics of the	8
are needed to	8
a range of	8
impact on mental	8
of or greater	8
symptoms over the	8
items were summed	8
a number of	8
step of the	8
and during the	8
mental health concerns	8
brief measure for	8
the sample reported	8
a sample of	8
posttraumatic stress disorder	8
to the lockdown	8
study was conducted	8
of the evidence	8
range from to	8
been reported in	8
perceived stress at	8
assessing generalized anxiety	8
patients with schizophrenia	8
the health of	8
measure for assessing	8
the hong kong	8
the case of	8
prevalence of gad	8
the hospital anxiety	8
more than one	8
the most common	8
of mental disorders	8
item generalized anxiety	8
health impact of	8
and ptsd symptoms	8
hospital anxiety and	8
a monthly personal	8
levels of perceived	8
reduced social contact	8
kroenke et al	8
rapid systematic review	8
for those who	8
the purpose of	8
phase of the	8
there is an	8
in the face	8
evaluation of the	8
and physical health	8
to address the	7
and psychological distress	7
quarantine and how	7
immediate mental health	7
a protective factor	7
retirement homes in	7
health of the	7
students from the	7
we did not	7
epidemic in china	7
health care for	7
a need to	7
on march th	7
senior high school	7
regression analyses were	7
are asked to	7
people with ad	7
h per day	7
at all to	7
the cast program	7
cmc over ftf	7
to reduce it	7
institutional review board	7
mental health disorders	7
problematic internet use	7
perceived stress and	7
the levels of	7
to leave the	7
and validity of	7
a rapid systematic	7
among lgb people	7
anxiety disorder scale	7
assessed with the	7
most of the	7
been associated with	7
symptoms in the	7
to report high	7
positive screen for	7
schmidt et al	7
into the covid	7
of social contacts	7
of psychological distress	7
psychological distress among	7
adults during the	7
during the great	7
the lack of	7
distress related to	7
the sars outbreak	7
increase in the	7
who had a	7
mental health difficulties	7
weeks of the	7
impact of quarantine	7
it is difficult	7
the need to	7
mental health conditions	7
college students in	7
stress and hostility	7
mental health interventions	7
how to reduce	7
did not differ	7
are associated with	7
the proportion of	7
review and meta	7
effect of the	7
support from family	7
role in the	7
to have a	7
of the health	7
to evaluate the	7
the addition of	7
none of the	7
impact of event	7
point scale ranging	7
were found to	7
healthcare workers in	7
of our study	7
of the epidemic	7
retirement homes during	7
symptoms of anxiety	7
significant variance in	7
with low levels	7
all of the	7
aspects of children	7
due to covid	7
of perceived stress	7
of the most	7
health during the	7
of a brief	7
tull et al	7
health aspects of	7
people in the	7
screen positive for	7
with an increased	7
greater disruption in	7
have not been	7
were less likely	7
there was a	7
who live in	7
of participants reported	7
probable clinical depression	7
context of the	7
present study was	7
who were not	7
associated with the	7
outcomes associated with	7
compared to students	7
is consistent with	7
declaration of helsinki	7
psychological consequences of	7
the study and	7
of psychiatric symptoms	7
a public health	7
weeks on a	7
in patients with	7
were used to	7
validity of the	7
health outcomes among	7
homes during the	7
chen et al	7
before and during	7
health problems and	7
summed to create	7
between social support	7
for people who	6
to understand the	6
the rate of	6
to prevent the	6
with health anxiety	6
and sexual minority	6
may contribute to	6
conflicts of interest	6
associated with an	6
of loneliness and	6
positive for depression	6
of the patient	6
the declaration of	6
number of excess	6
was found to	6
at t and	6
measured in wave	6
social distancing measures	6
the absence of	6
health anxiety and	6
to lockdown measures	6
this is the	6
by the ethics	6
the ethics committee	6
are consistent with	6
at greater risk	6
the rates of	6
anxiety symptoms in	6
consequences of the	6
report high levels	6
each item is	6
community during the	6
mental health issues	6
that the pandemic	6
health consequences of	6
an officially announced	6
and anxiety disorders	6
accounted for significant	6
depression and ptsd	6
most of them	6
might be more	6
in the aftermath	6
psychological status of	6
and healthcare workers	6
education and mental	6
of the variance	6
the ability to	6
an increased risk	6
ranging from not	6
was assessed with	6
social distancing protocols	6
on the frontline	6
associated with covid	6
brooks et al	6
than before the	6
of depressive and	6
students in the	6
depression in the	6
those with low	6
is needed to	6
health services in	6
a total score	6
of psychiatric disorders	6
outcomes of interest	6
may not be	6
the psychological consequences	6
history of mental	6
was assessed using	6
that individuals with	6
in a h	6
conducted in accordance	6
of general and	6
a sense of	6
rate of covid	6
in the home	6
in people with	6
are not significant	6
social support on	6
characteristics are shown	6
needs of the	6
to lgbt community	6
factors such as	6
the current crisis	6
a call for	6
a higher level	6
symptoms severity score	6
a likert scale	6
may be more	6
levels of loneliness	6
which may be	6
the quality of	6
the pandemic on	6
can lead to	6
the sars epidemic	6
effects of social	6
poorer mental health	6
the end of	6
clinical levels of	6
the a h	6
people who worked	6
depressive symptoms among	6
effects of covid	6
psychological outcome measures	6
young adults during	6
a review of	6
did not significantly	6
of excess suicides	6
the variance in	6
role of perceived	6
their federal state	6
or past psychotherapeutic	6
live in retirement	6
higher psychosocial distress	6
designed to assess	6
there have been	6
of participation in	6
mental health burden	6
the e a	6
time of the	6
prevalence of mental	6
has also been	6
for children and	6
and social network	6
a variety of	6
comparison of the	6
outbreak of covid	6
associations of stay	6
it can be	6
of public health	6
associated with greater	6
indicate that the	6
as the covid	6
total number of	6
of general covid	6
ethics committee of	6
that social support	6
and lower life	6
well as the	6
the risk for	6
the emotional impact	6
concern in the	6
leave the apartment	6
people who were	6
showed significant lower	6
prohibition to leave	6
this study is	6
novel coronavirus disease	6
may be related	6
based on a	6
of the psychological	6
to those with	6
third of the	6
and reduced social	6
was to examine	6
the healthcare workers	6
it would be	6
the great recession	6
and significant others	6
working from home	6
between the two	6
or psychiatric treatment	6
medical staff in	6
general and sexual	6
they had experienced	6
may also be	6
criteria for probable	6
the lockdown period	6
increased risk of	6
adult mental health	6
mental health effects	6
health of people	6
we used a	6
in a va	6
cope with the	6
reger et al	6
health care system	6
reduction of social	6
the aftermath of	6
can be found	6
nature of the	6
sociodemographic and covid	6
on the health	6
to be associated	6
mental disorders and	6
working in the	6
increase in unemployment	6
actual financial strain	6
social and economic	6
not associated with	6
yen et al	6
found that the	6
alcohol use are	6
wu et al	6
and quality of	6
due to a	6
to contain the	6
social media use	6
psychological outcomes associated	6
days in which	6
excess suicides in	6
at t was	6
rates of depression	6
social isolation and	6
health needs of	6
people experiencing homelessness	6
sleep quality during	6
through digital media	6
at home and	6
past psychotherapeutic or	6
related stressors on	6
that healthcare workers	6
zimet et al	6
existing mental health	6
in university students	6
significant increase in	6
number of days	6
the cutoff score	6
were considered to	6
and unintentional injury	6
among community residents	6
studies reported on	6
mental illness in	6
of days in	6
psychotherapeutic or psychiatric	6
sanguino et al	6
the period of	6
data were collected	6
traumatic stress disorder	6
it is a	6
have been reported	6
homes in france	6
of the elderly	6
reported that they	6
and public health	6
on the streets	6
that may be	6
the psychological outcomes	6
admitted to the	6
analysis of variance	6
of people with	6
on the other	6
nucleic acid test	6
each of the	6
during this time	5
gao et al	5
improve the model	5
live in a	5
people who exercised	5
illness in the	5
impacted by the	5
the fever clinic	5
impact of sars	5
be explained by	5
consequences of covid	5
total score of	5
depression severity measure	5
cutoff score for	5
consent to participate	5
impact of coronavirus	5
from not at	5
students compared to	5
bonetti et al	5
in the summer	5
among young adults	5
our results may	5
symptoms above and	5
is a special	5
information about the	5
adolescents during the	5
order was associated	5
fear of infection	5
to the best	5
of students and	5
german federal states	5
by the pandemic	5
was conducted in	5
in north america	5
the current covid	5
novel coronavirus outbreak	5
of the three	5
higher risk for	5
weidman et al	5
public health emergencies	5
do not have	5
in supplementary table	5
possible range of	5
of a pandemic	5
results showed that	5
to our knowledge	5
the treatment of	5
likert scale from	5
perceived changes in	5
and the general	5
of stress on	5
findings are consistent	5
health concern in	5
in the same	5
for probable clinical	5
high risk of	5
of the interaction	5
a h and	5
contact through digital	5
to analyze the	5
a current or	5
since the outbreak	5
who have been	5
chinese public during	5
study on the	5
mental health among	5
in e a	5
we aimed to	5
the near future	5
interaction between stay	5
restrictions due to	5
is one of	5
best of our	5
way analysis of	5
during the past	5
at risk for	5
of event scale	5
to create one	5
among chinese people	5
and social anxiety	5
the lancet psychiatry	5
the overall model	5
people who had	5
the duration of	5
for symptoms of	5
people with higher	5
linked to the	5
face to face	5
and substance use	5
it is not	5
as much as	5
for of the	5
connection to lgbt	5
no competing interests	5
health and well	5
were affected by	5
during the course	5
the other hand	5
has been associated	5
to describe the	5
lower educational level	5
distress experienced during	5
of young adults	5
in this paper	5
study was approved	5
public mental health	5
between perceived stress	5
accounting for of	5
on a scale	5
students in china	5
the era of	5
to the hospital	5
ptsd symptomatology during	5
and generalized anxiety	5
the second wave	5
was the most	5
of patients with	5
a measure of	5
to contain covid	5
to focus on	5
for significant variance	5
the sample was	5
the assessment of	5
level of concern	5
findings of this	5
due to restrictions	5
a better understanding	5
associated with loneliness	5
low perceived social	5
positively related to	5
coefficients for the	5
findings suggest that	5
the total score	5
the public health	5
the psychological effects	5
worked at home	5
studies are needed	5
and social media	5
of generalized anxiety	5
a brief depression	5
community residents in	5
suggest that the	5
to the lgbt	5
significantly improve the	5
of impact on	5
mental disorders among	5
one composite score	5
very strongly agree	5
of international concern	5
the severe acute	5
had a monthly	5
associated with more	5
their daily life	5
to e a	5
the present sample	5
it is also	5
the criteria for	5
differences between the	5
a narrative review	5
for anxiety symptoms	5
to calm down	5
the elderly population	5
how often have	5
to the outbreak	5
with the covid	5
beginning of the	5
and adolescents during	5
lgb people have	5
is urgently needed	5
two weeks on	5
seems to be	5
regression models were	5
disease control and	5
life satisfaction was	5
level of participation	5
than those who	5
time of home	5
disorders in the	5
with those who	5
lee et al	5
should be considered	5
create one composite	5
individuals with a	5
exceeded the cutoff	5
over ftf communication	5
there were no	5
who participated in	5
staff showed significant	5
lower level of	5
which may have	5
relative to the	5
life due to	5
socially anxious individuals	5
the pandemic is	5
of the novel	5
model was significant	5
associated with health	5
conflict of interest	5
norr et al	5
symptomatology during the	5
psychiatric treatment were	5
survey of the	5
the existing literature	5
the onset of	5
univariate glm coefficients	5
a rapid review	5
on college students	5
after controlling for	5
a signature mental	5
levels of physicians	5
the opportunity to	5
purpose of the	5
overall model was	5
to coronavirus disease	5
anxiety stress scale	5
how often they	5
to the public	5
items on a	5
compared with other	5
has been proposed	5
income of below	5
mental health concern	5
the findings of	5
the lgbt community	5
focusing on the	5
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