The European Journal of Health Economics,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
24(5), P. 679 - 699
Published: Aug. 12, 2022
The
COVID-19
pandemic
and
its
mobility
restrictions
have
been
an
external
shock,
influencing
mental
wellbeing.
However,
does
risk
exposure
to
affect
the
wellbeing
effect
of
lockdowns?
This
paper
examines
'welcomed
lockdown'
hypothesis,
namely
extent
which
there
is
a
level
where
are
not
hindrance
We
exploit
differential
timing
pandemic,
different
stringency
lockdown
policies
across
European
countries
we
focus
on
effects
two
health
conditions,
anxiety
depression.
study
whether
differences
in
individual
symptoms
depression
explained
by
combination
mortality
lockdown.
draw
event
approach,
complemented
with
Difference-in-Difference
(DiD),
Regression
Discontinuity
Design
(RDD).
Our
estimates
suggest
average
increase
(3.95%)
(10%)
relative
mean
day
that
took
effect.
such
wiped
out
when
country's
exhibits
high
('pandemic
category
5').
Hence,
conclude
environment
mortality,
lockdowns
no
longer
give
rise
reduction
consistent
'welcome
hypothesis.
Perspectives on Psychological Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
17(4), P. 915 - 936
Published: Jan. 19, 2022
COVID-19
has
infected
millions
of
people
and
upended
the
lives
most
humans
on
planet.
Researchers
from
across
psychological
sciences
have
sought
to
document
investigate
impact
in
myriad
ways,
causing
an
explosion
research
that
is
broad
scope,
varied
methods,
challenging
consolidate.
Because
policy
practice
aimed
at
helping
live
healthier
happier
requires
insight
robust
patterns
evidence,
this
article
provides
a
rapid
thorough
summary
high-quality
studies
available
through
early
2021
examining
mental-health
consequences
living
pandemic.
Our
review
evidence
indicates
anxiety,
depression,
distress
increased
months
Meanwhile,
suicide
rates,
life
satisfaction,
loneliness
remained
largely
stable
throughout
first
year
In
response
these
insights,
we
present
seven
recommendations
(one
urgent,
two
short-term,
four
ongoing)
support
mental
health
during
pandemic
beyond.
COVID-19
has
infected
millions
of
people
and
upended
the
lives
most
humans
on
planet.
Researchers
from
across
psychological
sciences
have
sought
to
document
investigate
impact
in
myriad
ways,
causing
an
explosion
research
that
is
broad
scope,
varied
methods,
challenging
consolidate.
Because
policy
practice
aimed
at
helping
live
healthier
happier
requires
insight
robust
patterns
evidence,
this
paper
provides
a
rapid
thorough
summary
high-quality
studies
available
through
early
2021
examining
mental
health
consequences
living
pandemic.
Our
review
evidence
indicates
anxiety,
depression,
distress
increased
months
Meanwhile,
suicide
rates,
life
satisfaction,
loneliness
remained
largely
stable
throughout
first
year
In
response
these
insights,
we
present
seven
recommendations
(one
urgent,
two
short-term,
four
ongoing)
support
during
pandemic
beyond.
Oeconomia Copernicana,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(3), P. 731 - 767
Published: Sept. 30, 2023
Research
background:
This
article
discusses
how
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
is
affecting
workers'
personal
and
professional
lives,
because
of
many
technological
disruptions
driven
by
the
recent
pandemic
that
are
redefining
global
labor
markets.
Purpose
article:
The
objective
this
paper
to
develop
a
systematic
review
relevant
literature
identify
effects
change,
especially
adoption
AI
in
organizations,
on
employees’
skills
(professional
dimension)
well-being
(personal
dimension).
Methods:
To
implement
research
scope,
authors
relied
Khan's
five-step
methodology,
which
included
PRISMA
flowchart
with
embedded
keywords
for
selecting
appropriate
quantitative
data
study.
Firstly,
639
scientific
papers
published
between
March
2020
2023
(the
end
COVID-19
according
WHO)
from
Scopus
Web
Science
(WoS)
databases
were
selected.
After
applying
procedures
techniques,
103
articles
retained,
focused
dimension,
while
35
component.
Findings
&
value
added:
Evidence
has
been
presented
highlighting
difficulties
associated
ongoing
requirement
upskilling
or
reskilling
as
an
adaptive
reaction
changes.
efforts
counterbalance
skill
mismatch
impacted
employees'
challenging
times.
Although
emphasis
digital
widely
accepted,
our
investigation
shows
topic
still
not
properly
developed.
paper's
most
significant
contributions
found
thorough
analysis
affects
well-being,
representative
aspects
researched
academic
due
paradigm
changes
generated
continuous
disruptions.
Social Psychological and Personality Science,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
12(8), P. 1527 - 1537
Published: Jan. 12, 2021
The
current
study
assessed
the
effect
of
COVID-19
(coronavirus)
pandemic
on
subjective
well-being
(SWB)
and
psychological
(PWB)
whether
moderated
personality
well-being.
Measures
Big
Five
personality,
SWB
(life
satisfaction,
positive
affect,
negative
affect),
PWB
(positive
relations,
autonomy,
environmental
mastery,
personal
growth,
purpose
in
life,
self-acceptance)
were
obtained
from
a
sample
young
adults
Melbourne,
Australia
(
n
=
1,132;
July
13–August
11,
2020)
during
second
wave
viral
transmission
lockdown
an
identically
recruited
pre-COVID
547).
Well-being
was
lower
COVID
sample,
differences
largest
for
affect
d
−0.48)
0.70).
While
relatively
robust,
slightly
reduced,
extroversion
particularly
attenuated
pandemic.
Frontiers in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: July 5, 2021
Social
distancing
policies
have
been
implemented
around
the
world
to
reduce
spread
of
coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19).
These
measures
included
temporary
restrictions
on
mass
gatherings
and
closure
public
facilities,
limiting
pursuit
leisure
activities
such
as
travel
while
allowing
more
time
for
at-home
pursuits,
including
creative
gardening
painting.
Previous
research
has
demonstrated
benefits
physical
activity
psychological
well-being
during
COVID-19,
but
less
attention
given
potential
arts
music.
The
present
study
investigated
changes
in
creative,
non-creative,
relationship
between
engaging
leisure,
motivations
barriers
pursuing
these
activities,
COVID-19.
A
total
3,827
participants
from
74
countries
completed
an
online
questionnaire
World
Health
Organization
Five
Well-Being
Index.
Logistic
regression
indicated
that
gender,
age,
social
adherence,
employment
status
significantly
predicted
engagement
Compared
sports
outdoor
participation
was
generally
likely
increase
this
period,
non-creative
increase.
Multiple
linear
maintaining
or
increasing
with
increased
spent
home
crafts
artisanship,
fine
arts,
musical
performing
engagement,
niche
IT
interests,
language
each
predicting
higher
outcomes.
Motivations
seeking
expression
mental
stimulation,
keeping
fit,
connections
also
well-being.
findings
suggest
both
may
offer
protective
strategies
promote
should
be
considered
future
guidance
health
periods
lockdown
isolation.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
16(9), P. e0257286 - e0257286
Published: Sept. 29, 2021
We
examine
how
the
earnings,
time
use,
and
subjective
wellbeing
of
different
social
groups
changed
at
stages/waves
pandemic
in
United
Kingdom
(UK).
analyze
longitudinal
data
from
latest
UK
Household
Longitudinal
Survey
(UKHLS)
COVID
study
earlier
waves
UKHLS
to
investigate
within-individual
changes
labor
income,
paid
work
time,
housework
childcare
distress
level
during
three
lockdown
periods
easing
period
between
them
(from
April
2020
late
March
2021).
find
that
as
developed,
COVID-19
its
related
measures
had
unequal
varying
impacts
on
people’s
well-being
based
their
gender,
ethnicity,
educational
level.
In
conclusion,
extent
COVID-induced
well
speed
which
these
varied
across
with
types
vulnerabilities.
Current Psychology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
43(9), P. 8435 - 8446
Published: March 1, 2022
Abstract
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
constituted
a
global
health
crisis
that
threatened
the
mental
of
individuals
worldwide.
present
paper
sought
to
systematically
review
and
meta-analyze
studies
reporting
prevalence
during
well-being
psychological
distress
as
defined
by
dual-continua
model,
which
includes
(absence
of)
(presence
among
general
population
healthcare
workers.
Systematic
searches
were
conducted
in
various
databases:
PubMed,
PsycINFO,
Scopus,
Web
Science
from
inception
until
6
December
2020.
From
total
158
(N
=
880,352)
included
meta-analysis,
only
seven
reported
well-being.
A
random-effect
model
was
used
estimate
pooled
workers
on
depression
(25%;
31%),
anxiety
(27%;
stress
(35%;
32%),
(52%;
45%),
respectively.
Sub-group
analyses
based
region,
income,
percentage
women,
preparedness
country
respond
COVID-19,
economic
vulnerabilities
order
examine
sources
heterogeneity
distress.
Results
revealed
differences
two
groups
indicated
disparities
terms
fight
can
distinctly
affect
Addressing
after
should
be
spotlight
international
national
public
agenda.
Considering
protective
role
minimize
symptoms,
policies
include
strategies
combat
consequences
promoting
practices.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
19(3), P. 1081 - 1081
Published: Jan. 19, 2022
Leisure
engagement
has
risen
as
a
salient
societal
issue
during
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
not
only
because
it
provides
pathway
for
people
to
continue
meeting
their
physical,
cognitive,
and
social-emotional
needs,
but
also
due
phenomenal
juxtaposition
of
general
increases
in
leisure
time
unparalleled
constraints.
This
study
reports
results
first
investigation
U.S.
adults'
overall
its
association
with
mental
health
amidst
major
disruptions
sustained
stress
pandemic.
Qualitative
quantitative
data
were
collected
through
an
online
survey
February
2021
Prolific
from
sample
representative
adult
population
age,
gender,
race
(
