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Fig 1.

Predicted relationships among county-level COVID-related stressors, respondent-level mediators, and respondents’ mental distress.

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Table 1.

Definitions of measures used in the analysis.

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Table 2.

Descriptive statistics.

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Table 3.

Correlation among variables used in the analysis (*p<0.05).

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Fig 2.

Mean level of the variables of interest over time.

(A) Self-reported mental distress. (B) Respondent-level endogenous mediating variables (disease and financial worries and social contact). (C) County-level exogenous predictor variables (disease and financially-related stressors and social distancing). All variables were normalized to the range of 0 to 1 before averaging. Averages vary over both location and time.

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Fig 3.

Path diagram showing the direct and indirect effects of county-level stressors on respondents’ mental distress.

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Table 4.

Mediation analysis predicting mental distress from county-level and respondent-level variables.

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