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  • Introduction: As the novel coronavirus rapidly spreads around the world it will become increasingly important to understand its psychological impacts on the larger population Few studies have been conducted in this regard, which is unsurprising considering the sudden emergence of the disease Methods: The present study looked at mood (anxiety and depression), stress, resilience, grit, perceived control, happiness, and satisfaction with life in two samples hailing from small towns in upstate New York These outcomes were assessed at two time points: pre-coronavirus (November/December 2019) and peak-coronavirus (mid-April 2020) Results: Contrary to expectations, the results indicated no significant differences on any of the variables between the pre-coronavirus sample and the peak-coronavirus sample Discussion: The results suggested that people, at least in this region of the United States and more broadly in smaller towns, may be psychologically coping with the pandemic to a better degree than might be expected This finding may be useful to policy makers and health care workers © 2020 Guilford Publications All rights reserved
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  • Journal_of_Social_and_Clinical_Psychology
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  • WHO
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  • Coping with COVID-19: Resilience and psychological well-being in the midst of a pandemic
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  • #919002
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  • 2020

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