Abstract: In the first week after the first COVID-19 patient was reported in the Netherlands, we conducted a pre-registeredmomentary assessment study (7 surveys per day, 50 participants, 7 days) to study the dynamic relationshipbetween individuals' occupation with and worries about COVID-19 in daily life, and the moderating role ofneuroticism in this relationship. At the group level, higher scores on occupation and worry co-occurred, andoccupation predicted worry 1 h later, but not vice versa. There were substantial individual differences in themagnitude...
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Demography
Clinical psychology
Developmental psychology