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The viral picture of well-being: Biggest concerns, losses, and unintended gifts of COVID-19 in the Philippines

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  • Ma Teresa Tuason
  • Kelly Perniciaro
  • Richel Lamadrid
  • Jego Mallillin
  • C Dominik Güss

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The COVID-19 pandemic revealed more than anticipated about global human functioning and resiliency. This Philippines-based study replicated a recent U.S. COVID analysis on psychological well-being (PWB). Factors examined herein were grouped into categories for analysis: 1) predictors of PWB, 2) areas of greatest stress or worry (biggest concerns), 3) perceived or real losses across SES, and 4) identified “unintended gifts” across PWB. Participants (n = 1345) were volunteers who responded to an online survey from August to September 2021, peak of the Delta variant. Three general groups of predictors (biological, psychological, and socio-economic) contributed to PWB. A regression model containing a total of 11 variables was significant, F(11, 1092) = 116.02, p

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  • Ma Teresa Tuason & Kelly Perniciaro & Richel Lamadrid & Jego Mallillin & C Dominik Güss, 2023. "The viral picture of well-being: Biggest concerns, losses, and unintended gifts of COVID-19 in the Philippines," PLOS ONE, Public Library of Science, vol. 18(7), pages 1-17, July.
    • Handle: RePEc:plo:pone00:0288058
    DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0288058
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