Do pre-existing anxiety-related and mood disorders differentially impact COVID-19 stress responses and coping?

The differences between the mood disorder group and the no mental disorder group did not achieve significance ( p = .278). 3.3.2 Self-isolation distress and coping Among respondents currently in self-isolation, those with either an anxiety-related or mood disorder reported experiencing significantly greater self-isolation stressors ( M diff = 1.35, 99 % CI = [0.77, 1.92], p = .001, M diff = 1.22, 99 % CI = [0.59, 1.86], p = .001, respectively) and distress ( M diff = 3.96, 99 % CI = [2.51, 5.47], p = .001, M diff = 2.50, 99 % CI = [0.92, 4.04], p = .001, respectively) than those with no mental disorder.

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