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Cunningham TJ, Fields EC, Garcia S, & Kensinger EA (in press). The relation between age and experienced stress, worry, affect, and depression during the spring 2020 phase of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. Emotion.Advance online publication. link
Cunningham TJ, Bottary R, & Kensinger EA (2022). Society’s responses to the pandemic may have triggered one benefit: Reduced competition for sleep. Sleep Research Society Public Education Papers. link to PDF
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