COVID-19 epidemic-induced changes in mood and anxiety mediate the relationship between resilience and symptoms of depression and generalized anxiety in sexual assault survivors

Daphna Bardin Armon,Naomi B Fine,Zivya Seligman,Karni Ginzburg,Ziv Ben-Zion

Journal of Affective Disorders Reports（2021）

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•Sexual assault survivors (SAS) are especially vulnerable during global pandemics.•Resilience levels in SAS were negatively associated with depression and anxiety.•COVID-19 induced changes in mood and anxiety levels mediated these associations.•Interventions targeting resilience and pandemic-induced changes may assist SAS.

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Covid-19,Sexual assault survivors,Resilience,Depression,Anxiety

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