Abstract:Much focus has been placed on mental health symptoms brought forth by the COVID-19 pandemic, yet limited discourse & evidence have evaluated how the closure of multiple venues under social distancing measures impacted people's patterns of help-seeking, which had traditionally been the very coping mechanism that buffered individuals from the consequences of those studied symptoms.
Using a two-wave (June-July 2019 and June-September 2020) panel data on youths aged 11-35 years old, the present study shows tha… Show more
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