| Sociodemographics . | n (%) or M (SD) . |
|---|---|
| MSA, n (%) | |
| Atlanta | 72 (6.7) |
| Boston | 198 (18.3) |
| Minneapolis | 250 (23.1) |
| Oklahoma City | 128 (11.8) |
| San Diego | 208 (19.2) |
| Seattle | 226 (20.9) |
| Age, M (SD) | 24.77 (4.68) |
| Sex, n (%) | |
| Male | 494 (45.7) |
| Female | 556 (51.4) |
| Other | 32 (3.0) |
| Sexual minority, n (%) | 347 (32.1) |
| Race, n (%) | |
| White | 793 (73.3) |
| Black | 43 (4.0) |
| Asian | 134 (12.4) |
| Other | 112 (10.4) |
| Hispanic, n (%) | 136 (12.6) |
| Situational factors | |
| Household composition, n (%) | |
| Live alone | 161 (14.9) |
| Roommates/friends | 230 (21.2) |
| Parents/guardians | 294 (27.1) |
| Romantic partner | 457 (42.2) |
| Children | 150 (13.8) |
| Employment/financial factors, n (%) | |
| College student | 398 (36.8) |
| Continue work outside home | 202 (18.6) |
| Switched to work from home | 424 (39.1) |
| Laid off | 185 (17.1) |
| Continue work from home | 68 (6.3) |
| Not working before COVID-19 | 194 (17.9) |
| Any household financial strain | 617 (57.0) |
| Increased childcare responsibility | 109 (10.1) |
| Psychosocial factors, M (SD) | |
| Resilience | 3.36 (0.91) |
| W3 Patient Health Questionnaire −2 score | 1.71 (1.72) |
| W4 Patient Health Questionnaire −2 score | 2.10 (1.74) |
| Patient Health Questionnaire −2 change | 0.38 (1.80) |
| Mental health impact, n (%) | |
| Increased feeling down or depressed | 688 (63.9) |
| Increased feeling anxious or stressed out | 786 (73.0) |
| Increased COVID-related stress | 802 (74.1) |
| Increased distraction | 800 (73.9) |
| Increased feeling lonely/distant | 741 (68.4) |
| Overall sum of mental health impacts, M (SD) | 3.54 (5.46) |
| Negative impact on intimate partner relationship (N/A = 319), n (%) | 233 (23.6) |
| Increased alcohol use, n (%) | 446 (41.3) |
| Weight-related behavior impact, n (%) | |
| Decreased physical activity | 508 (47.2) |
| Increased sedentary behavior | 796 (74.0) |
| Decreased nutritional quality | 373 (34.7) |
| Sociodemographics . | n (%) or M (SD) . |
|---|---|
| MSA, n (%) | |
| Atlanta | 72 (6.7) |
| Boston | 198 (18.3) |
| Minneapolis | 250 (23.1) |
| Oklahoma City | 128 (11.8) |
| San Diego | 208 (19.2) |
| Seattle | 226 (20.9) |
| Age, M (SD) | 24.77 (4.68) |
| Sex, n (%) | |
| Male | 494 (45.7) |
| Female | 556 (51.4) |
| Other | 32 (3.0) |
| Sexual minority, n (%) | 347 (32.1) |
| Race, n (%) | |
| White | 793 (73.3) |
| Black | 43 (4.0) |
| Asian | 134 (12.4) |
| Other | 112 (10.4) |
| Hispanic, n (%) | 136 (12.6) |
| Situational factors | |
| Household composition, n (%) | |
| Live alone | 161 (14.9) |
| Roommates/friends | 230 (21.2) |
| Parents/guardians | 294 (27.1) |
| Romantic partner | 457 (42.2) |
| Children | 150 (13.8) |
| Employment/financial factors, n (%) | |
| College student | 398 (36.8) |
| Continue work outside home | 202 (18.6) |
| Switched to work from home | 424 (39.1) |
| Laid off | 185 (17.1) |
| Continue work from home | 68 (6.3) |
| Not working before COVID-19 | 194 (17.9) |
| Any household financial strain | 617 (57.0) |
| Increased childcare responsibility | 109 (10.1) |
| Psychosocial factors, M (SD) | |
| Resilience | 3.36 (0.91) |
| W3 Patient Health Questionnaire −2 score | 1.71 (1.72) |
| W4 Patient Health Questionnaire −2 score | 2.10 (1.74) |
| Patient Health Questionnaire −2 change | 0.38 (1.80) |
| Mental health impact, n (%) | |
| Increased feeling down or depressed | 688 (63.9) |
| Increased feeling anxious or stressed out | 786 (73.0) |
| Increased COVID-related stress | 802 (74.1) |
| Increased distraction | 800 (73.9) |
| Increased feeling lonely/distant | 741 (68.4) |
| Overall sum of mental health impacts, M (SD) | 3.54 (5.46) |
| Negative impact on intimate partner relationship (N/A = 319), n (%) | 233 (23.6) |
| Increased alcohol use, n (%) | 446 (41.3) |
| Weight-related behavior impact, n (%) | |
| Decreased physical activity | 508 (47.2) |
| Increased sedentary behavior | 796 (74.0) |
| Decreased nutritional quality | 373 (34.7) |
Race categories represent individuals identifying as both Hispanic and non-Hispanic.
| Sociodemographics . | n (%) or M (SD) . |
|---|---|
| MSA, n (%) | |
| Atlanta | 72 (6.7) |
| Boston | 198 (18.3) |
| Minneapolis | 250 (23.1) |
| Oklahoma City | 128 (11.8) |
| San Diego | 208 (19.2) |
| Seattle | 226 (20.9) |
| Age, M (SD) | 24.77 (4.68) |
| Sex, n (%) | |
| Male | 494 (45.7) |
| Female | 556 (51.4) |
| Other | 32 (3.0) |
| Sexual minority, n (%) | 347 (32.1) |
| Race, n (%) | |
| White | 793 (73.3) |
| Black | 43 (4.0) |
| Asian | 134 (12.4) |
| Other | 112 (10.4) |
| Hispanic, n (%) | 136 (12.6) |
| Situational factors | |
| Household composition, n (%) | |
| Live alone | 161 (14.9) |
| Roommates/friends | 230 (21.2) |
| Parents/guardians | 294 (27.1) |
| Romantic partner | 457 (42.2) |
| Children | 150 (13.8) |
| Employment/financial factors, n (%) | |
| College student | 398 (36.8) |
| Continue work outside home | 202 (18.6) |
| Switched to work from home | 424 (39.1) |
| Laid off | 185 (17.1) |
| Continue work from home | 68 (6.3) |
| Not working before COVID-19 | 194 (17.9) |
| Any household financial strain | 617 (57.0) |
| Increased childcare responsibility | 109 (10.1) |
| Psychosocial factors, M (SD) | |
| Resilience | 3.36 (0.91) |
| W3 Patient Health Questionnaire −2 score | 1.71 (1.72) |
| W4 Patient Health Questionnaire −2 score | 2.10 (1.74) |
| Patient Health Questionnaire −2 change | 0.38 (1.80) |
| Mental health impact, n (%) | |
| Increased feeling down or depressed | 688 (63.9) |
| Increased feeling anxious or stressed out | 786 (73.0) |
| Increased COVID-related stress | 802 (74.1) |
| Increased distraction | 800 (73.9) |
| Increased feeling lonely/distant | 741 (68.4) |
| Overall sum of mental health impacts, M (SD) | 3.54 (5.46) |
| Negative impact on intimate partner relationship (N/A = 319), n (%) | 233 (23.6) |
| Increased alcohol use, n (%) | 446 (41.3) |
| Weight-related behavior impact, n (%) | |
| Decreased physical activity | 508 (47.2) |
| Increased sedentary behavior | 796 (74.0) |
| Decreased nutritional quality | 373 (34.7) |
| Sociodemographics . | n (%) or M (SD) . |
|---|---|
| MSA, n (%) | |
| Atlanta | 72 (6.7) |
| Boston | 198 (18.3) |
| Minneapolis | 250 (23.1) |
| Oklahoma City | 128 (11.8) |
| San Diego | 208 (19.2) |
| Seattle | 226 (20.9) |
| Age, M (SD) | 24.77 (4.68) |
| Sex, n (%) | |
| Male | 494 (45.7) |
| Female | 556 (51.4) |
| Other | 32 (3.0) |
| Sexual minority, n (%) | 347 (32.1) |
| Race, n (%) | |
| White | 793 (73.3) |
| Black | 43 (4.0) |
| Asian | 134 (12.4) |
| Other | 112 (10.4) |
| Hispanic, n (%) | 136 (12.6) |
| Situational factors | |
| Household composition, n (%) | |
| Live alone | 161 (14.9) |
| Roommates/friends | 230 (21.2) |
| Parents/guardians | 294 (27.1) |
| Romantic partner | 457 (42.2) |
| Children | 150 (13.8) |
| Employment/financial factors, n (%) | |
| College student | 398 (36.8) |
| Continue work outside home | 202 (18.6) |
| Switched to work from home | 424 (39.1) |
| Laid off | 185 (17.1) |
| Continue work from home | 68 (6.3) |
| Not working before COVID-19 | 194 (17.9) |
| Any household financial strain | 617 (57.0) |
| Increased childcare responsibility | 109 (10.1) |
| Psychosocial factors, M (SD) | |
| Resilience | 3.36 (0.91) |
| W3 Patient Health Questionnaire −2 score | 1.71 (1.72) |
| W4 Patient Health Questionnaire −2 score | 2.10 (1.74) |
| Patient Health Questionnaire −2 change | 0.38 (1.80) |
| Mental health impact, n (%) | |
| Increased feeling down or depressed | 688 (63.9) |
| Increased feeling anxious or stressed out | 786 (73.0) |
| Increased COVID-related stress | 802 (74.1) |
| Increased distraction | 800 (73.9) |
| Increased feeling lonely/distant | 741 (68.4) |
| Overall sum of mental health impacts, M (SD) | 3.54 (5.46) |
| Negative impact on intimate partner relationship (N/A = 319), n (%) | 233 (23.6) |
| Increased alcohol use, n (%) | 446 (41.3) |
| Weight-related behavior impact, n (%) | |
| Decreased physical activity | 508 (47.2) |
| Increased sedentary behavior | 796 (74.0) |
| Decreased nutritional quality | 373 (34.7) |
Race categories represent individuals identifying as both Hispanic and non-Hispanic.
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