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The current study tests coping behaviors as mediators of associations between resilience resources and somatization, depression, and anxiety symptoms in undergraduates during the Covid-19 pandemic. Participants (n=193) completed an online survey assessing resilience resources, coping, and symptoms in late 2020. The data set includes variables tested in three parallel mediation models. RRS=Resilience Resources Scale copePR=Coping through Positive Reinterpretation and Growth copeES=Coping through Seeking Emotional Support copeSU=Coping through Substance Use phq = Somatic Symptoms (PHQ-15) dpsx =Depressive Symptoms (PROMIS) anxsx =Anxiety Symptoms (PROMIS)
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