An Assessment of Anxiety About the Viral Epidemic and Work-Related Stress in Family Physicians in Turkey: How Does Covid-19 Vaccination Period Affect Anxiety and Stress?

Acar, Aysima Bulca; Eke, Remziye Nur; Özen, Mehmet

doi:10.24869/psyd.2022.139

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“…The results revealed that the workers are still concerned about their health and families, infection, and unsafe working conditions. The results of H2 are consistent with the studies of [27][28][29][30][31], who mentioned that COVID-19 is playing a crucial role in causing health risks for individuals, such as the high risk of exposure to diseases and infections and the loss of their lives or loved ones.…”

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“…In addition, many small business workers have lost their lives or loved ones, contracted the virus, or lost their jobs. As a result, it is critical to provide protective and preventative healthcare services that ensure workers' safety [31]. A positive work environment, increased awareness, safety measures, a healthy atmosphere, and individual safety assurance can help businesses protect their workers and continue operations during pandemics.…”

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Are Customers Behaving Differently in the Post-COVID-19 Era, and How is this Affecting Worker Satisfaction?

Joudeh,

Allan,

Abu-Loghod

et al. 2023

ijmst

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A coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak began in December 2019 in Wuhan, China. Since then, it has rapidly spread over the world, resulting in one of the deadliest pandemics in recent history in terms of infections and deaths. As a result, the objective of the present study is to investigate how the behavior of customers affects the psychological, physical, financial, and satisfaction levels of workers in small businesses post-COVID-19. To fulfill the objective of this study, a self-administered questionnaire was developed to measure the study’s variables. The questionnaire has been distributed by hand and online to 465 workers in small businesses in Jordan. The PLS-SEM of AMOS is applied to examine the hypotheses. The findings show that the behavior of customers has a direct positive impact on the psychological, health, and financial risks of workers who work in small businesses. Also, the findings show that psychological, health, and financial risks have a direct positive effect on the satisfaction of workers. Furthermore, it was discovered that customer behavior has an indirect positive impact on worker satisfaction via psychological, health, and financial risks. This study suggests that workers and customers should take action to safeguard themselves against future health crises. Customers and workers are advised to use masks, sanitizer, and social distancing when necessary. Workers and customers need to remember that their behaviors protect them as well as those who come into contact with them.

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Are Customers Behaving Differently in the Post-COVID-19 Era, and How is this Affecting Worker Satisfaction?

Joudeh,

Allan,

Abu-Loghod

et al. 2023

ijmst

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“…Prawdopodobnie jest to mechanizm adaptacyjny, który w opisywanym tutaj badaniu jest reprezentowany przez większą chęć otrzymania szczepienia w grupie przejawiającej negatywne sposoby radzenia sobie ze stresem. Nie ma jeszcze badań dotyczących wpływu szczepień na obniżenie poziomu lęku w populacji ogólnej, ale w populacji osób związanych z ochroną zdrowia szczepienie obniżało generalny poziom lęku, który wyjściowo był również dużo wyższy u kobiet [43].…”

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Coping methods among Polish students during Covid-19 pandemic

Kawalec¹,

Wilczyński²,

Biecka³

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Psychiatr Pol

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Cel pracyPandemia Covid-19 drastycznie zmieniła codzienną rzeczywistość i zmusiła całe społeczeństwa do wypracowania nowych metod radzenia sobie ze stresem. Studenci stanowili grupę, której rytm dnia i pracy został drastycznie zmieniony. Przeprowadzona analiza sposobów adaptacji do przewlekłego stresu wraz z oceną ich skuteczności, może pomóc jednostkom i grupom społecznym najbardziej narażonym na stres.MetodaAnaliza metod radzenia sobie ze stresem oraz poziomu agresji została przeprowadzona za pomocą kwestionariuszy Brief COPE i STAXI-2 na grupie 283 uczestników, wyłonionych z grupy 906 osób biorących udział w początkowej fazie badania. Badanie odbyło się pomiędzy drugą i trzecią falą pandemii w Polsce.WynikiW badanej grupie przeważały pozytywne metody radzenia sobie ze stresem, takie jak aktywne działanie, wykorzystanie wsparcia informacyjnego oraz planowanie. Negatywne metody były nieodłącznie związane z wyższym poziomem agresji. Oba te elementy przeważały u kobiet w sposób istotny statystycznie.WnioskiPierwsze sygnały dotyczące patologicznych metod radzenia sobie ze stresem mogą być subtelne i ukryte w potencjalnie zwyczajnych reakcjach na stresujące zdarzenia. Należy być świadomym ich obecności, aby móc zapewniać lepszą pomoc wśród środowisk nie tylko studenckich, a także innych znacząco narażonych na chroniczny stres.

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An Assessment of Anxiety About the Viral Epidemic and Work-Related Stress in Family Physicians in Turkey: How Does Covid-19 Vaccination Period Affect Anxiety and Stress?

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Are Customers Behaving Differently in the Post-COVID-19 Era, and How is this Affecting Worker Satisfaction?

Are Customers Behaving Differently in the Post-COVID-19 Era, and How is this Affecting Worker Satisfaction?

Coping methods among Polish students during Covid-19 pandemic

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