Values in Crisis International (SUF edition)

Aschauer, Wolfgang; Seymer, Alexander; Bodi-Fernandez, Otto; Herzog, Manfred; Hadler, Markus; Höllinger, Franz; Bacher, Johann; Welzel, Christian; Boehnke, Klaus; Delhey, Jan; Deutsch, Franziska; Eichhorn, Jan; Kühnen, Ulrich; Moraes, Diego; Kemer, Thaíse; Gonzalez, Ricardo; Salvatierra, Valentina; Fuentes, Adolfo; Chang, Yu-tzung; Chu, Yun‐han; Huang, Osbern; Casas, Andrés Fernando; Méndez, Nathalie Méndez; Pachulia, Merab; Gulashvili, Nino; Demertzis, Nicolas; Papadoudis, George; Linardis, Apostolos; Koniordos, Socratis; Aranitou, Valia; Huang, Yi‐Hui Christine; Mungiu‐Pippidi, Alina; Abels, Christoph M.; Taniguchi, Naoko; Akaliyski, Plamen; Park, Joonha; Rakisheva, Botagoz; Mazhitova, Ainur; Ashkenova, Gulden; Cho, Young-Ho; Lee, Nam Young; Kim, Yeun-Sook; Kim, Jibum; Heo, Jongho; Shin, Inchol; Shim, Jae-Mahn; Kim, Ocktae; Kim, Sori; Riyaz, Aminath; Moosa, Sheena; Rahman, Raheema Abdul; Musthafa, Hawwa Shiuna; Siemieńska, Renata; Domaradzka, Anna; Matysiak, Ilona; Ponarin, Eduard; Sokolov, Boris; Klimova, Aigul; Puranen, Bi; Axelsson, Tomas; Stier, Jonas

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“…Individual-level data came from the Values in Crisis survey (VIC, [ 49 ]). Initiated by a group of researchers in Germany, the UK, and Sweden, VIC is a global study project that collected data regarding various value-based and perceptual dimensions during the COVID-19 pandemic.…”

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Country/Region Level Pandemic Severity Moderates the Relationships among Risk Experience, Perceived Life Satisfaction, and Psychological Distress in COVID-19

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Liu

et al. 2022

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Scholars and communications practitioners worldwide have sought novel resilience models amid heightened rates of psychological distress caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. We examined perceived life satisfaction as a determinant of resilience. Additionally, we investigated the assumption that perceived pandemic severity at the country/region level moderates structural relationships within our risk–resilience model. Analyzing more than 34,000 valid samples from 15 countries/regions, we found that (1) perceived life satisfaction alleviated psychological distress across all 15 countries/regions; and (2) country/region-level pandemic severity moderated the relationships among COVID-19 symptom experience, perceived life satisfaction, and psychological distress. The effects of COVID-19 symptom experience and perceived life satisfaction on psychological distress were conditional. We discuss possible mechanisms behind our findings and provide practical implications for mitigating psychological distress during public health crises.

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Country/Region Level Pandemic Severity Moderates the Relationships among Risk Experience, Perceived Life Satisfaction, and Psychological Distress in COVID-19

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Liu

et al. 2022

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“…Using survey data from the Values in Crisis study (Aschauer et al. 2021 ), collected in May 2020, they investigate the link between people’s attitudes to environmental issues (e.g. climate change) and their willingness to make sacrifices for the environment (e.g., pay higher prices or higher taxes, or cut back on their standard of living in order to protect the environment).…”

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New routines under new conditions: social and cultural implications of the COVID-19 pandemic

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Steiber

Schindler

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The worldwide spread of COVID-19 brought multiple and profound changes and restrictions into the everyday lives of people in contemporary societies. Most countries imposed a number of lockdowns and other measures in order to contain the virus. These measures have had a profound impact on the economy, the lives and welfare of people as well as on societal structures. Numerous questions have arisen for sociological analysis. These questions concern topics around the organization of everyday lives during the periods of lockdown and social contact restrictions, such as family lives, childcare, work, social ties, possibilities for contact, and media uses.Current sociological analysis is also required regarding the impact of the pandemic on the economy and social stratification: How does the pandemic influence different forms of social inequalities? How does it affect specific segments of the population or professional groups? In this special issue, three contributions employ such a perspective. The contribution by Lukas Richter and Theresa Heidinger investigates the problem of loneliness among the older generation, Nadia Steiber and Christina Siegert study the economic impact of the pandemic on couples and

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Values in Crisis International (SUF edition)

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Country/Region Level Pandemic Severity Moderates the Relationships among Risk Experience, Perceived Life Satisfaction, and Psychological Distress in COVID-19

Country/Region Level Pandemic Severity Moderates the Relationships among Risk Experience, Perceived Life Satisfaction, and Psychological Distress in COVID-19

New routines under new conditions: social and cultural implications of the COVID-19 pandemic

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