Coping at the Onset of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Differences in Psychological Distress by Race/Ethnicity and Educational Attainment

Keyphrases

• Race-ethnicity 100%
• Psychological Distress 100%
• Educational Attainment 100%
• COVID-19 100%
• Depth Interviews 66%
• Regression Results 33%
• Survey Data 33%
• Linear Regression 33%
• Interview Data 33%
• Associate Degree 33%
• Emotion Estimation 33%
• Graduate Degree 33%
• Hispanic Women 33%
• Social Comparison 33%
• Stress Exposure 33%
• Highly Educated 33%
• College Degree 33%
• Psychological Coping 33%
• Coping Process 33%
• Emotion-focused 33%
• Mildness 33%
• Spring 2020 33%
• Pandemic Stress 33%
• Black Colleges 33%
• Racial/ethnic Groups 33%
• White People 33%
• Survey Findings 33%
• Spring Data 33%

Social Sciences

• Educational Attainment 100%
• Black Population 100%
• COVID 19 Epidemic 100%
• In-Depth Interview 66%
• Education 66%
• Survey Analysis 33%
• Ethnic Group 33%
• Early Education 33%
• Linear Regression Analysis 33%

Psychology

• Psychological Distress 100%
• Coping Behavior 100%
• COVID-19 100%
• Education 100%
• Stressors 33%
• Linear Regression 33%