3312|SURVEY ON THE MENTAL HEALTH OF SPANISH PEOPLE DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Level of concern about the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis. — Condition of health professional and type of the person interviewed. — Possession of COVID-19 now or in the past of the person interviewed or of a close family member. — Hospitalisation for COVID-19 now or in the past of the person interviewed. — Death due to COVID-19 of a relative close to the person interviewed. — Frequently with which you have felt some moods and some thoughts during the time that the pandemic has lasted. — Concern for health since the pandemic began. — Fear of having a serious illness since the pandemic began. — Probability of the person interviewed or a close family member becoming infected with COVID-19. — Incidence of anxiety attacks since the pandemic began. — Concern about the consequences that anxiety attacks could have on your health. — Worry that anxiety attacks will be repeated again. — Influence of anxiety attacks on your usual life. — Often with which he has manifested a number of symptoms since the beginning of the pandemic. — Degree of fear or concern generated by some factors related to the pandemic. — Feeling of having felt bad about a series of symptoms. — He has cried since the beginning of the pandemic. — Some close family member has cried since the beginning of the pandemic. — Often with which the person interviewed has cried since the beginning of the pandemic. — Possession by the person interviewed of a chronic disease not related to COVID-19 and type of disease. — Possession by any person living with the person interviewed of a chronic illness not related to COVID-19 and type of disease. — Possession of minor children and number with whom they have lived during the pandemic. — Possession of minor grandchildren and number with whom they have lived during the pandemic. — Number of minor grandchildren who lived together during the pandemic. — Changes in children and grandchildren during the pandemic. — Changes in the way children/grandchildren behave in relation to a number of aspects (behavior, family relationships, humor, sleep habits and eating). — Other symptoms observed in children or grandchildren (2). — Rating of the intensity of symptoms observed in children or grandchildren. — Request for professional help for children and grandchildren. — Intention to request professional help for children and grandchildren. — Type of professional you have come to for your children or grandchildren. — Treatment before the pandemic of some psychological problem. — Mental disorder suffered before the pandemic by the person interviewed. — Treatment since the beginning of the pandemic of some psychological problem. — Mental disorder suffered from the beginning of the pandemic by the person interviewed. — Taking some medication due to a mental health problem before the pandemic. — Type of drug consumed due to some mental health problem before the pandemic. — Consumption of some medication due to a mental health problem since the beginning of the pandemic. — Type of drug consumed due to some mental health problem since the beginning of the pandemic. — Consumption of some medication due to a mental health problem by a family member since the beginning of the pandemic. — Type of drug consumed due to a mental health problem by a family member since the beginning of the pandemic. — Time during which the person interviewed has been taking drugs. — Time during which the relatives of the person interviewed have been taking drugs. — Current consumption of prescribed drugs to the person interviewed and their relatives. — Reason why the person interviewed and their relatives left the medication. — Ideological self-location scale (1-10). — Electoral turnout in the November 2019 general elections. — Vote recall in the November 2019 general election. — Political party that considers closer to his ideas. — Schooling of the person interviewed. — Level of studies achieved by the person interviewed. — Religiosity of the person interviewed. — Frequency of attendance at religious offices. — Marital status of the person interviewed. — Employment status of the person interviewed. — Occupation of the person interviewed. — Subjective social class of the person interviewed and subjective class identification.