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Initial Impacts of COVID-19 on Sex Life and Relationship Quality in Steady Relationships in Britain: Findings from a Large, Quasi-representative Survey (Natsal-COVID)
Journal of Sex Research ( IF 4.453 ) Pub Date : 2022-03-14 , DOI: 10.1080/00224499.2022.2035663
Kirstin R Mitchell 1 , Michal Shimonovich 1 , Raquel Bosó Pérez 1 , Emily Dema 2 , Soazig Clifton 2, 3 , Julie Riddell 1 , Andrew J Copas 2 , Clare Tanton 4 , Wendy Macdowall 4 , Chris Bonell 4 , Pam Sonnenberg 2 , Catherine H Mercer 2 , Nigel Field 2
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ABSTRACT

Intimate relationships are ubiquitous and exert a strong influence on health. Widespread disruption to them may impact wellbeing at a population level. We investigated the extent to which the first COVID-19 lockdown (March 2020) affected steady relationships in Britain. In total, 6,654 participants aged 18–59 years completed a web-panel survey (July–August 2020). Quasi-representativeness was achieved via quota sampling and weighting. We explored changes in sex life and relationship quality among participants in steady relationships (n = 4,271) by age, gender, and cohabitation status, and examined factors associated with deterioration to a lower-quality relationship. A total of 64.2% of participants were in a steady relationship (of whom 88.9% were cohabiting). A total of 22.1% perceived no change in their sex-life quality, and 59.5% no change in their relationship quality. Among those perceiving change, sex-life quality was more commonly reported to decrease and relationship quality to improve. There was significant variation by age; less often by gender or cohabitation. Overall, 10.6% reported sexual difficulties that started/worsened during lockdown. In total, 6.9% reported deterioration to a ”lower quality” relationship, more commonly those: aged 18–24 and aged 35–44; not living with partner (women only); and reporting depression/anxiety and decrease in sex-life quality. In conclusion, intimate relationship quality is yet another way in which COVID-19 has led to divergence in experience.



中文翻译:

COVID-19 对英国稳定关系中性生活和关系质量的初步影响:一项大型准代表性调查 (Natsal-COVID) 的结果

摘要

亲密关系无处不在,对健康有很大影响。对他们的广泛破坏可能会影响人口水平的福祉。我们调查了第一次 COVID-19 封锁(2020 年 3 月)对英国稳定关系的影响程度。总共有 6,654 名 18-59 岁的参与者完成了网络面板调查(2020 年 7 月至 8 月)。准代表性是通过配额抽样和加权实现的。我们按年龄、性别和同居状况探讨了稳定关系参与者 (n = 4,271) 中性生活和关系质量的变化,并检查了与恶化为低质量关系的相关因素。共有 64.2% 的参与者处于稳定的关系中(其中 88.9% 是同居)。共有 22.1% 的人认为他们的性生活质量没有变化,59%。5% 他们的关系质量没有变化。在那些感知到变化的人中,性生活质量下降和关系质量改善的情况更为普遍。年龄差异显着;不太经常按性别或同居。总体而言,10.6% 的人报告说在锁定期间开始/恶化的性困难。总的来说,6.9% 的人报告说关系恶化到“质量较低”的关系,更常见的是:18-24 岁和 35-44 岁;不与伴侣同住(仅限女性);报告抑郁/焦虑和性生活质量下降。总之,亲密关系质量是 COVID-19 导致体验差异的另一种方式。年龄差异显着;不太经常按性别或同居。总体而言,10.6% 的人报告说在锁定期间开始/恶化的性困难。总的来说,6.9% 的人报告说关系恶化到“质量较低”的关系,更常见的是:18-24 岁和 35-44 岁;不与伴侣同住(仅限女性);报告抑郁/焦虑和性生活质量下降。总之,亲密关系质量是 COVID-19 导致体验差异的另一种方式。年龄差异显着;不太经常按性别或同居。总体而言,10.6% 的人报告说在锁定期间开始/恶化的性困难。总的来说,6.9% 的人报告说关系恶化到“质量较低”的关系,更常见的是:18-24 岁和 35-44 岁;不与伴侣同住(仅限女性);报告抑郁/焦虑和性生活质量下降。总之,亲密关系质量是 COVID-19 导致体验差异的另一种方式。

更新日期:2022-03-14
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