Women and the Pandemic
In order to understand the consequences of COVID-19, the subsequent confinement measures on individuals’ social, financial and health outcomes, and to track people’s experiences during the pandemic, the University of Luxembourg launched a longitudinal survey: The COME-HERE (COVID-19, MEntal HEalth, Resilience and Self-regulation) panel survey. The COME-HERE survey covers five European Union countries, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Sweden. The COME-HERE-2 survey covers Luxembourg and the Greater Region.
We present descriptive evidence that highlights gender differences observed in mental health and time allocation during the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Anxiety symptoms |
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Loneliness |
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Depressive symptoms |
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Perceived stress |
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Quality of life |
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Time Allocation |
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