Serrano-Alarcón et al. (2021) evaluate the effects of lifting lockdowns on mental health by comparing Scotland and England. The independent variable in the following figure is the General Health Questionnaire "caseness" scale. What does the "caseness" scale measure? What does the following figure suggest was the effect of lifting the lockdowns?

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