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Depressive response patterns during the COVID-19 pandemic from its onset to proclaimed termination: A 24-month representative observational study of the adult population

2023-08-09

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<p>Despite the presence of individual differences in the depressive response patterns of adults during the COVID-19 pandemic, most studies have investigated overall population-level changes in depressive symptoms during the first year of the pandemic. This longitudinal repeated-measurement observational study obtained 39,259 observations from 4,361 adults assessed nine times over a 24-month period, spanning from t...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/zw6xb

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