Summit
2025 APS Global Psychological Science Summit · 2025
When Might Long COVID Lead to Poorer Well-Being? an Analysis of Post-COVID Symptoms and Associations with Psychological Well-Being Outcomes across Two Studies.
- Vanessa Tammy Teo
Singapore University of Social Sciences - Eunicia Hoy
- Darren Leong
- Jeroen Yip
- Vincent Oh
Singapore University of Social Sciences - Ismaharif Ismail
University of California Santa Barbara (Communication)
Abstract
In two studies (N= 553; N=7105), findings showed that post-COVID psychological symptoms and brain fog post-COVID was associated with poorer well-being and life meaningfulness in adults. While moving on from the pandemic, findings suggest an urgent public healthcare need to consider the long-term psychological effects beyond just recovering from COVID-19.
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