ICPS
2021 APS Virtual Convention · 2021
COVID-19, Scarcity, and Poor Mental Health: Material Scarcity Takes Precedence Over the Impact of COVID-19 Worries on Mental Health
- Cody Dillon-Owens
UNC Charlotte - Pedram Rastegar
University of North Carolina Charlotte - Leslie Snapper
UNC Charlotte - Amy Peterman
University of North Carolina Charlotte
Abstract
COVID-19 worries and perceived scarcity have negative impacts on mental health, but no research exists on the possible interaction between these two experiences. The following study found that COVID-related worries only negatively affect the mental health of people with low and moderate levels of perceived material scarcity.
Epidemics and Public Health