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quadgram	frequency
in the context of	157
in the united states	148
loneliness and social isolation	145
a license to display	134
has granted medrxiv a	134
to display the preprint	134
the preprint in perpetuity	134
who has granted medrxiv	134
medrxiv a license to	134
display the preprint in	134
granted medrxiv a license	134
license to display the	134
copyright holder for this	130
is the author funder	130
the copyright holder for	130
is made available under	120
it is made available	120
license it is made	120
made available under a	120
international license it is	120
holder for this preprint	118
a is the author	116
under a is the	116
available under a is	116
social determinants of health	115
on the other hand	114
this preprint this version	114
preprint this version posted	114
for this preprint this	114
as well as the	107
at the same time	105
it is important to	94
one of the most	87
the social determinants of	84
as a result of	70
the spread of the	70
in the case of	68
are more likely to	66
the extent to which	63
of loneliness and social	62
in the face of	61
fear of missing out	60
l p r e	59
j o u r	59
o u r n	59
p r o o	59
r o o f	59
u r n a	59
r n a l	59
a l p r	59
n a l p	59
between social support and	57
severe acute respiratory syndrome	57
the world health organization	55
in the form of	55
the impact of social	54
use of social media	54
is one of the	52
physical and mental health	51
and quality of life	50
the role of social	49
can be used to	47
the total number of	46
was not certified by	45
certified by peer review	45
not certified by peer	45
which was not certified	45
as part of the	43
in the present study	42
of social support on	42
the impact of the	42
in the field of	41
the new public health	41
at the end of	39
on the one hand	39
concern for social risk	39
the relationship between social	39
at the time of	38
the context of the	37
were more likely to	37
in the absence of	37
this version posted july	37
support and mental health	37
problematic social media use	36
n a n a	36
the effects of social	36
the effect of social	36
social support and mental	36
the health of the	35
the use of social	35
when it comes to	35
internet and online communication	34
a systematic review of	34
social media use and	34
to friends and family	33
in terms of the	33
mental and physical health	33
deficits in healthy aging	33
the role of the	33
is protected by copyright	33
the nature of the	33
this article is protected	33
article is protected by	33
spread of the virus	32
the end of the	32
as one of the	32
on social media platforms	32
in response to the	32
relatedness to friends and	32
it is possible to	32
the social constructionist perspective	32
more likely to be	32
this version posted may	31
of perceived social support	31
a large number of	31
health and quality of	31
that there is a	31
as well as a	30
the ways in which	29
a systematic review and	29
aspects of social relations	29
a wide range of	29
in addition to the	29
to be able to	29
an important role in	28
on the basis of	28
and social media use	28
the rest of the	28
the results of the	28
role of social media	27
loneliness or social isolation	27
from the perspective of	27
in times of crisis	27
this version posted june	27
social isolation and loneliness	27
of social media use	27
access to health care	27
a positive effect on	27
there is a need	27
middle east respiratory syndrome	26
relationship between social support	26
systematic review and meta	26
quality of life and	26
of the included studies	25
as a function of	25
the purpose of this	25
the right to housing	25
the fact that the	25
activities of daily living	25
the fight for time	25
no conflict of interest	24
children and young people	24
the role of e	24
of beta thalassemia major	24
the health care system	24
a n a n	24
a better understanding of	23
the medial prefrontal cortex	23
on the use of	23
the relationship between the	23
compliance with social distancing	23
in relation to the	23
of this study was	23
the spread of covid	23
the size of the	23
in the age of	23
social amplification of risk	23
in a way that	23
with respect to the	23
in the number of	23
the present study was	22
has the potential to	22
it is necessary to	22
and the role of	22
of social media in	22
to be associated with	22
the importance of the	22
in the time of	22
for disease control and	22
impact of social media	22
and family need satisfaction	22
of interpersonal motor alignment	22
the effects of the	22
to deal with the	22
in the development of	22
friends and family need	22
the development of the	21
the mediating role of	21
quality of life in	21
fear of negative evaluation	21
the mental health of	21
of social media on	21
the association between social	21
the impact of covid	21
the internet and online	21
and social isolation with	21
as a part of	21
disease control and prevention	21
health and social risk	21
at the level of	20
have the potential to	20
to make sense of	20
of social distancing on	20
was assessed using the	20
impact of social distancing	20
during the current pandemic	20
studies have shown that	20
social media as a	20
there has been a	20
to ensure that the	20
a part of the	20
a review of the	19
had a positive effect	19
of the social distancing	19
and fear of missing	19
the rate at which	19
meet the needs of	19
it is clear that	19
and the number of	19
the strength of the	19
for the development of	19
has been associated with	19
of the role of	19
of the pandemic and	19
is likely to be	18
have been used to	18
as well as in	18
time spent away from	18
in the use of	18
of the united states	18
being and life satisfaction	18
to the extent that	18
of hope and fear	18
effect of social support	18
related to social distancing	18
an integral part of	18
in the general population	18
it is possible that	18
association between social support	18
the individual and the	18
this study was to	18
the importance of social	18
are presented in table	18
to stay at home	18
is a need to	18
a high level of	17
and the united states	17
the use of the	17
the majority of the	17
the social amplification of	17
at the university of	17
in terms of their	17
of social media and	17
of the number of	17
are likely to be	17
are less likely to	17
the quality of the	17
the number of people	17
the quality of life	17
the united states and	17
over the course of	17
centers for disease control	17
associations of loneliness and	17
social and economic circumstances	17
and online social presence	17
the time of the	17
on the impact of	17
this version posted october	17
attitude toward epidemic outbreak	17
on the number of	17
of social distancing in	17
of om in aboriginal	17
in the current study	17
determinants of health and	16
generations and generational differences	16
low perceived social support	16
and social isolation in	16
review of the literature	16
in the process of	16
of the most important	16
one of the main	16
social media users to	16
of the public health	16
of the impact of	16
on the part of	16
response to the covid	16
the authors declare no	16
the psychological impact of	16
the social media post	16
in the area of	16
social distancing in the	16
be used as a	16
on the role of	16
in the sense that	16
to participate in the	16
lonely or socially isolated	16
resilience and mental health	16
it was found that	16
child abuse and neglect	16
play an important role	16
by the world health	16
there is also a	16
total number of infections	16
is based on the	16
in the united kingdom	16
the needs of the	16
participants were asked to	16
for the sake of	16
was positively associated with	16
the start of the	16
the impacts of the	16
of the health care	16
tangible or instrumental support	15
the health status of	15
for the first time	15
spent away from places	15
that there is no	15
as well as their	15
was approved by the	15
technological forecasting social change	15
can also be used	15
of the importance of	15
on the health of	15
has been shown to	15
away from places of	15
on online social presence	15
from places of residence	15
is important to note	15
of low social connectedness	15
as well as to	15
the outbreak of covid	15
social distancing during the	15
a key role in	15
spread of the disease	15
in the wake of	15
effects of social support	15
the context of covid	15
review of the evidence	15
to cope with the	15
to better understand the	15
social media and the	15
at the heart of	15
the beginning of the	15
to the development of	15
in the study of	15
the development of a	15
and mental health of	15
at the beginning of	15
with friends and family	15
was found to be	15
people with lived experience	14
health and social care	14
with regard to jurisdictional	14
note springer nature remains	14
the severe acute respiratory	14
in contrast to the	14
remains neutral with regard	14
there is an urgent	14
declare no conflict of	14
as a form of	14
relationship between social media	14
authors declare no conflict	14
with higher levels of	14
in published maps and	14
a higher level of	14
with a range of	14
it should be noted	14
the case of the	14
of social media platforms	14
of the internet and	14
jurisdictional claims in published	14
maps and institutional affiliations	14
the way in which	14
the duration of the	14
published maps and institutional	14
for health and social	14
social media has become	14
neutral with regard to	14
of social distancing behavior	14
the results of this	14
the benefits of social	14
be more likely to	14
spreading of false information	14
as a means of	14
parts of the world	14
living with dementia and	14
the authors declare that	14
the state of the	14
the spread of misinformation	14
on the relationship between	14
regard to jurisdictional claims	14
rapid review of the	14
in light of the	14
nature remains neutral with	14
effects of the pandemic	14
springer nature remains neutral	14
claims in published maps	14
during the mers crisis	14
the perspective of the	14
and the use of	14
with deficits in healthy	14
with a focus on	14
can be found in	14
to jurisdictional claims in	14
has been found to	13
it is hard to	13
more likely to report	13
that they have no	13
of critically ill patients	13
some of the most	13
aboriginal and torres strait	13
impacts of the covid	13
internal consistency in the	13
of life and well	13
eating and active living	13
a negative emotional climate	13
people living with dementia	13
and its impact on	13
of the fact that	13
a positive relationship between	13
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	13
were less likely to	13
to meet the needs	13
the determinants of health	13
in accordance with the	13
consistency in the present	13
and perceived social support	13
and problematic sns use	13
is an urgent need	13
der meulen et al	13
a deeper understanding of	13
as well as other	13
of disasters and crises	13
important to note that	13
healthy eating and active	13
in the course of	13
would like to thank	13
impact of quarantine and	13
among people about covid	13
mediates the relationship between	13
spreading of fake news	13
is based on a	13
was significantly associated with	13
it is essential to	13
little is known about	13
a wide variety of	13
the use of simulation	13
on the development of	13
it is difficult to	13
of the new public	13
as a way of	13
om in aboriginal children	13
in line with the	13
of social isolation and	13
declare that they have	13
psychological impact of quarantine	13
are included in the	13
perceived social support and	13
of severe acute respiratory	13
media platforms such as	13
the ministry of health	13
res social adm pharm	13
social media platforms such	13
van der meulen et	13
the outbreak of the	13
should be noted that	13
the early stages of	13
and torres strait islander	13
during the outbreak of	13
of cruise ship employees	13
in the era of	13
in order to improve	13
the field of social	13
highlight the importance of	13
a significant impact on	13
the health and social	13
at the individual level	13
living in communities with	12
the medicine of society	12
was associated with a	12
can serve as a	12
social media exposure and	12
systematic review of the	12
at a local level	12
play a role in	12
how to reduce it	12
between population density and	12
is not possible to	12
holder for this this	12
quarantine and how to	12
and how to reduce	12
effect of social media	12
to the emergence of	12
in new york city	12
root mean square error	12
can be applied to	12
be due to the	12
social media platforms and	12
on unverified information sharing	12
sharing of unverified information	12
research has shown that	12
the social welfare logic	12
the state of ai	12
in the us sample	12
was used to assess	12
of this paper is	12
the social indicators movement	12
the quantum information field	12
among health care workers	12
the vast majority of	12
as well as an	12
for this this version	12
risk of predicted covid	12
in the same way	12
the present value of	12
authors declare that they	12
measured loneliness and social	12
are a number of	12
this version posted november	12
were included in the	12
in the next section	12
of quarantine and how	12
state of ai ethics	12
a broad range of	12
it is worth noting	12
and the need for	12
with the help of	12
to the needs of	12
can be defined as	12
the course of the	12
social capital and health	12
this this version posted	12
there are a number	12
better understanding of the	12
as a source of	12
not included in the	12
the influence of social	12
on the social determinants	12
individual physical and mental	12
it is assumed that	12
of social distancing and	12
not be able to	12
the evolution of the	12
the role of technology	12
on mental health and	12
the spreading of false	12
in the long run	12
reported loneliness or social	12
hiv prevention and treatment	12
with family and friends	12
in the lives of	12
pittsburgh sleep quality index	12
an increasing number of	12
has been linked to	12
in a variety of	12
of social media is	12
purpose of this study	12
the context of social	12
of the state of	12
can be used as	12
as a tool for	12
prolonged isolation and confinement	12
there is a positive	12
impact of the covid	12
the time of covid	12
the positive effects of	12
that need to be	12
of anxiety and depression	12
the social construction of	11
in the digital age	11
it is argued that	11
between social media exposure	11
there is a significant	11
to name a few	11
rest of the world	11
res public health doi	11
older adults in the	11
could be used to	11
of social capital on	11
int j environ res	11
distancing during the covid	11
health care workers during	11
an understanding of the	11
this study is to	11
the degree to which	11
that the use of	11
for people living with	11
the goal of the	11
misinformation on social media	11
is worth noting that	11
as much as possible	11
and life satisfaction of	11
the results show that	11
as part of a	11
the sustainable development goals	11
in the local area	11
the emergence of a	11
as well as social	11
that social media use	11
preventive behavior among people	11
a small number of	11
research is needed to	11
results of this study	11
as shown in figure	11
to respond to the	11
in the presence of	11
it is crucial to	11
it is likely that	11
in the midst of	11
the role played by	11
direct and indirect effects	11
for the most part	11
at the national level	11
health status of the	11
the default mode network	11
reduce the spread of	11
the success of the	11
of this study is	11
caregivers of critically ill	11
of social capital and	11
concern for health risk	11
of health care workers	11
traditional and social media	11
the sharing of unverified	11
effects of the covid	11
burden of beta thalassemia	11
also be used to	11
as a means to	11
despite the fact that	11
it is not possible	11
can be regarded as	11
through the lens of	11
a number of factors	11
the magnitude of the	11
effects of social distancing	11
was associated with increased	11
the understanding of the	11
j environ res public	11
forecasting for social good	11
of personal protective equipment	11
indicators of low social	11
as a research methodology	11
in the creation of	11
higher levels of social	11
in quality of life	11
are consistent with the	11
environ res public health	11
by the fact that	11
instrumental activities of daily	11
person living with dementia	11
as a public health	11
the power of the	11
with the aim of	11
the good of the	11
their friends and family	11
in spite of the	11
a public health crisis	11
of social distancing measures	11
to the best of	11
the effect of the	11
have been shown to	11
measures of social distancing	11
taking into account the	11
these findings suggest that	11
level of social distancing	11
of the coronavirus disease	11
reduce the risk of	11
as a proxy for	11
psychosocial burden of beta	11
of social media to	11
was associated with lower	11
the social distancing measures	11
has led to the	11
how often do you	11
the lifespan development perspective	10
to improve the health	10
and a dummy variable	10
of the disease and	10
which can lead to	10
the australia and us	10
the strength of weak	10
of social media as	10
of the social and	10
first measured loneliness and	10
information and communication technologies	10
right to the city	10
of the most popular	10
the general population in	10
we would like to	10
social media is a	10
can be considered as	10
as a consequence of	10
the social media platform	10
the s and s	10
the new york times	10
persons living with dementia	10
on the level of	10
the aim of the	10
the basis of the	10
as can be seen	10
and mental health in	10
in the first place	10
to the use of	10
the public health system	10
whether participants were assigned	10
part of the new	10
within the context of	10
perception and social distancing	10
present study was to	10
in the last years	10
to the subsample of	10
the current state of	10
the concept of the	10
different parts of the	10
of the present study	10
and online communication on	10
to this critical exchange	10
during the coronavirus disease	10
in the relationship between	10
in the developing countries	10
covariate adjustment for age	10
a dummy variable coding	10
other parts of the	10
the use of antibiotics	10
dummy variable coding whether	10
risk perception and social	10
related quality of life	10
social isolation in or	10
and the development of	10
there is evidence that	10
in such a way	10
the spreading of fake	10
it has been suggested	10
participation and life satisfaction	10
prevent the spread of	10
population density and infection	10
the characteristics of the	10
shared on social media	10
a result of the	10
between social media use	10
the centers for disease	10
for the purpose of	10
that the prevalence of	10
the complexity of the	10
may be an important	10
effect of social distancing	10
subsample of the hrs	10
at least in the	10
which first measured loneliness	10
the relative importance of	10
levels of social distancing	10
as well as how	10
in the s and	10
the spread of infectious	10
one of the key	10
on quality of life	10
a state of emergency	10
as an indicator of	10
of the pandemic on	10
of mental health problems	10
need to be addressed	10
strength of weak ties	10
the development of social	10
isolation during the covid	10
the hrs which first	10
in an effort to	10
participants were assigned to	10
the subsample of the	10
hrs which first measured	10
to the fact that	10
is consistent with the	10
to a number of	10
address the social determinants	10
can be seen in	10
to focus on the	10
is a lack of	10
the mental health and	10
be taken into account	10
as well as with	10
assigned to the subsample	10
were assigned to the	10
coding whether participants were	10
for each of the	10
variable coding whether participants	10
of the quantum information	10
before and after the	10
preprint the copyright holder	10
initial stage of the	10
department of health and	10
in an attempt to	10
were found to be	10
through the use of	10
the amount of social	10
the analysis of the	10
indicate that participant is	10
and characteristics of the	10
social participation and life	10
of the hrs which	10
of information and communication	10
an overview of the	10
in order to achieve	10
needs to be done	10
the question of uncertainty	10
behavior among people about	10
to the idea of	10
the large number of	10
this is not a	10
that are associated with	10
the context of a	10
of social security benefits	10
the content of the	10
as shown in table	10
as the use of	10
the initial stage of	10
the right to the	10
at the local level	10
in the event of	10
effectiveness of social distancing	10
a significant effect on	10
it has been argued	10
with the use of	10
the use of a	10
can be used for	9
of the right to	9
of the social network	9
future social security benefits	9
the world health organisation	9
the experience of the	9
can be seen as	9
on the spread of	9
by the end of	9
in order to reduce	9
social support on the	9
health and social services	9
does not mean that	9
mobile device location data	9
is a need for	9
in the th century	9
older men and women	9
on the social media	9
could lead to a	9
interact with each other	9
the concept of social	9
quality of life of	9
in the state of	9
a link to the	9
research priorities for the	9
and mental health outcomes	9
global sustainable information society	9
healthy eating and physical	9
be related to the	9
the validity of the	9
of a number of	9
the scope of the	9
at the expense of	9
partial least squares structural	9
as a basis for	9
people with chronic pain	9
of the social environment	9
on social media is	9
effects of social media	9
the need for a	9
in a longitudinal study	9
and social isolation are	9
during a public health	9
awareness knowledge and information	9
to reduce the risk	9
the mental and physical	9
engage in social distancing	9
low social connectedness and	9
in the present sample	9
was used to measure	9
social support and anxiety	9
the level of the	9
simulation as a research	9
is important to understand	9
are in line with	9
is a positive relationship	9
toward an epidemic outbreak	9
of the current study	9
to low social connectedness	9
in the city of	9
highlights the importance of	9
friendship and study assistance	9
in their social lives	9
of health and social	9
the influence of the	9
of depression and anxiety	9
in the early stages	9
the loss of a	9
members of the community	9
the literature on the	9
for the analysis of	9
social pressure and fear	9
subscale of the hsrq	9
social distancing measures in	9
may lead to a	9
that perceived social support	9
the role of age	9
exposure and preventive behavior	9
in the sense of	9
of the social determinants	9
the direct and indirect	9
in terms of its	9
psychological impact of the	9
smartphone and social media	9
with the exception of	9
in time spent away	9
pressure and fear of	9
while at the same	9
of social indicators research	9
to the social media	9
of people who have	9
with regard to the	9
the idea of generations	9
least squares structural equation	9
of the development of	9
between risk perception and	9
to the rest of	9
in the areas of	9
by the number of	9
social and machine learning	9
there is a strong	9
on the importance of	9
pointed out that the	9
prevention and treatment research	9
of isolation and confinement	9
social distancing is a	9
the pittsburgh sleep quality	9
the findings of this	9
social support rate scale	9
amount of social distancing	9
across the three subgroups	9
of social work practice	9
a reduction in the	9
higher scores on the	9
and psychological effects of	9
in the early s	9
participants in this study	9
extent to which the	9
internet and social media	9
of health and human	9
can be interpreted as	9
may be able to	9
improve the quality of	9
concern for health and	9
to a change in	9
as a way to	9
in each of the	9
support on mental health	9
eating and physical activity	9
different social media platforms	9
it is important that	9
early stages of the	9
as is the case	9
there is a growing	9
the outcome of the	9
is a function of	9
for a number of	9
about the nature of	9
of social media for	9
of the social energy	9
media exposure and preventive	9
is the number of	9
to be taken into	9
in order to understand	9
state of the art	9
a critical role in	9
in the public health	9
the european political system	9
in the usa and	9
a randomized controlled trial	9
society as a whole	9
for the health of	9
one of the first	9
there was a significant	9
in order to better	9
social capital and the	9
piu and problematic sns	9
information on social media	9
over the life course	9
and social isolation as	9
reduction in medical demands	9
with the emergence of	9
priorities for the covid	9
social support on mental	9
a description of the	9
a growing body of	9
a negative impact on	9
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