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Spencer Greenberg

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Many people have found the COVID period very difficult. But some, paradoxically, have been happier (or at least not less happy) than normal. Besides the obvious, what psychological/behavioral/ demographic traits do you think predict lower negative well-being effects from COVID?

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Significant contingent of people who always told themselves they would always do x “if they had the time” and have now discovered after not doing x that time was never really the barrier. It’s an illusion that has been stripped from them and now they are confronting other demons

4:13 PM · Oct 18, 2021

There’s been an incredible increase in the number of people seeking treatment for ADHD - but untangling the knot of depression, anxiety, actual ADHD and some (or total) degree of lack of discipline during a pandemic is not something I envy

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