Poland: Perceived association of anxiety disorder with COVID-19 by gender 2020 | Statista

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In December 2020, only about one-third of Polish respondents (both men and women) did not associate the anxiety symptoms they experienced with the COVID-19 pandemic and its consequence.
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Women's and men's perceived association of generalized anxiety disorder with the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and its consequences in Poland in 2020*

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Release date

January 2021

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Region

Poland

Survey time period

December 2020

Number of respondents

688 respondents

Age group

18-85 years

Supplementary notes

*The original question was worded as follows: "W jakim stopniu powyższe zachowania i odczucia wiążą się z epidemią COVID-19 i jej konsekwencjami?" (English: To what extent are the above behaviors and feelings related to the COVID-19 outbreak and its consequences?)

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