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Factors Associated With Job Precariousness and Material Deprivation, and Their Association With Mental Health During the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Suicide Life Threat Behav · 2026 · PMC13415803 · PMID 42522092

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Across outcomes, we also observed outcome‐specific age‐related heterogeneity: age moderated associations for depressive symptom change (including significant interactions for younger adults), whereas no age‐related effect modification was evident for anxiety; for suicide‐related outcomes, age showed significant effects and the deprivation‐by‐age interaction suggested a possible trend in younger adults that warrants cautious interpretation. 4.1 Pre‐Pandemic Mental Health and Subsequent Job Precariousness The finding that pre‐existing GAD and STB were associated with higher levels of reported job precariousness during the pandemic supports the notion that mental health vulnerabilities may precede socio‐economic difficulties.

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