ICPS
2021 APS Virtual Convention · 2021
Loneliness Moderates the Relationship between Depression and Daily Activities
- Sonali Singal
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey - Kayla Doodnath
Rutgers University - New Brunswick - Emily Khan
Rutgers University - New Brunswick - Danielle Hoyt
Rutgers University - New Brunswick - Samantha Farris
Rutgers University - New Brunswick - Teresa Leyro
Rutgers University - New Brunswick
Abstract
We hypothesized that loneliness would moderate the effects between depression and daily functional activities during COVID-19. Results indicated a significant interaction between higher ratings of total depression scores and lower ratings level of loneliness in terms of trouble keeping a daily routine. No other interactive effects were observed.
Mood Disorders