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Covid Impact on Student Wellbeing

AT A GLANCE

A study of how COVID-19 affected the well-being of college students at a private university in Cali, Colombia. Measures subjective well-being, optimism, gratitude, emotional closeness, worry, and depression using validated psychometric instruments.

Key Highlights: - Population: College students at a private university in Cali, Colombia - Period: 2020–2021 (during COVID-19 pandemic) - Measures: Subjective well-being, optimism, gratitude, worry, depression - Instruments: Validated psychometric scales - Finding: COVID-19 negatively affected students' mental health and well-being


PROJECT DESCRIPTION

This study examines pandemic impacts on higher education populations using validated psychometric measures. The dataset supports secondary analysis of student well-being during crises, comparative studies across institutional contexts, and investigations into protective and risk factors during public health emergencies.

Research Applications: - Pandemic impact on student mental health - Cross-national comparisons of student well-being during COVID-19 - Protective and risk factor identification for student populations - Psychometric instrument validation studies

Subject Terms: COVID-19, student well-being, mental health, pandemic, higher education, Colombia, subjective well-being


SCOPE & METHODOLOGY

  • Geographic Coverage: Cali, Colombia
  • Smallest Geographic Unit: Individual student
  • Time Period: 2020–2021
  • Universe: College students at a private university in Cali, Colombia
  • Unit of Observation: Individual student
  • Data Type: Survey data

Data Collection: Survey data collected from college students during the COVID-19 pandemic. Instruments measure subjective well-being, optimism, gratitude, emotional closeness, worry, and depression using validated psychometric scales.


CITATION

University of Maryland, College of Behavioral and Social Sciences [distributor]. Covid Impact on Student Wellbeing. BSOS Social Science Data Repository, 2026. https://bsos-data.umd.edu/dataset/covid-impact-on-student-wellbeing


FILES & DOCUMENTATION

Available: - codebook_student_wellbeing (DOCX) - guidebook_student_wellbeing (DOCX) - data_v6_student_wellbeing (XLSX)

Planned Additions: - Blank Questionnaire — Original survey instrument with validated scales - Data Dictionary — Variable-level documentation with scale scoring instructions

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