ABSTRACT Introduction COVID‐19 severely disrupted labor markets and living conditions, intensifying job precariousness and material deprivation. We examined whether pre‐pandemic mental health conditions predicted socio‐economic adversity during the first pandemic year and whether resilience buffered changes in mental health.
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