Lost in lockdown? COVID-19, social distancing, and mental health in Germany

By Stephanie Armbruster, Valentin Klotzbücher. 2020

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• A literature review of the economics of COVID‐19 (2020, unknown): “Armbruster and Klotzbücher (2020) demonstrate that there were increases in the demand for psychological assistance (through helpline calls) due to lockdown measures imposed in Germany.”
• The gender gap in mental well-being during the Covid-19 outbreak: evidence from the UK (2020, background): “Evidence from Germany suggests that mental health (measured by calls to the largest helpline) worsened just after the lockdown and started easing with the third week of lockdown (Armbruster and Klotzbuecher 2020).”