An Integrative Science Approach to Resilience: The Notre Dame Study of Health & Well-being

项目摘要 本附录的目的是在这场大流行期间收集数据(共同的应激源)，以： 1)了解弱势群体(如老年人)如何解释和处理 与新冠肺炎有关的压力；2)这与他们以前生活的方面有什么不同；以及 3)大流行如何影响母项目的数据收集。此外，它还是一种 有机会评估圣母大学健康与福祉研究中的个人数据 (NDHWB)，我们有长达10年的问卷数据和5个每日日记突发事件)到 评估这种压力源对研究中个人的影响，以及这种影响可能会因年龄和 背景。为了实现这些目标，我们将增加每天四次28天的研究 对450个人(包括目前的221个人)的日记突发事件和四份全球调查问卷 已登记在父项目中)。我们收集了359个人的日常日记数据(在社会调查期间 隔离阶段(4月)，并计划继续这一阶段，因为我们将过渡到“正常”，以评估 潜在影响从第二次爆发到完全恢复(7月、10月、 1月和4月)。

Project Summary The purpose of the supplement is to collect data during this pandemic (a shared stressor) to: 1) understand how vulnerable populations (such as older adults) interpret and deal with the stresses associated with Covid-19; 2) how this differs from aspects of their previous lives; and 3) how the pandemic influences the data collection for the parent project. In addition, it is an opportunity to assess data on individuals in the Notre Dame Study of Health & Well-being (NDHWB) for whom we have up to 10 years of questionnaire data and 5 daily diary bursts) to assess the effects of this stressor on individuals in the study and how this may differ by age and context. In order to accomplish these goals we will augment the study with four 28-day daily diary bursts and four global questionnaires on 450 individuals (including the 221 currently enrolled in the parent project). We collected daily diary data on 359 individuals (during the social isolation phase (April) and plan to continue this as we transition back to “normal” to assess the potential influences that range from a second outbreak to a full recovery (July, October, January, and April).