Relationship Status and Well-Being in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic

The purpose of this study was to examine well-being, loneliness, and hope among single partnered adults in the context COVID-19 pandemic. A total 560 U.S. (50.2% female, 48.9% male, 28.7% single, 71.3% partnered) completed an online survey regarding their experiences amid global health crisis. Results indicated that individuals reported similar hope, well-being. Furthermore, served as a significant positive predictor psychological well-being for both individuals. Single also engaged number social interactions during nature these (i.e., in-person vs. digital), however, uniquely predicted across relationship status. Among individuals, connecting with others person significantly whereas digital connections did not. inverse found where but