Analysis of the influence of the psychology changes of fear induced by the COVID-19 epidemic on the body

Liu, Qianwei; Zhao, Guoguang; Ji, Bo; Liu, Yitian; ZHANG, Jingyu; Mou, Qiujie; Shi, Tianyu

doi:10.1016/j.wjam.2020.06.007

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“…It is expected that the physical and psychological problems arising from COVID-19 fear will have a more significant impact on disadvantaged groups (Vieira et al 2020). High levels of COVID-19 fear can lead to negative psychological consequences in the individual and major medical illnesses by weakening and collapsing the immune system over time (Liu et al 2020). In the study, it was discovered the COVID-19 anxiety can increase depression, anxiety, and stress levels and, consequently, decrease the satisfaction with life of individuals, which is similar to the results of the current literature (Ahorsu et al 2020;Koçak et al 2021b;Satici et al 2020).…”

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How Does Religious Commitment Affect Satisfaction with Life during the COVID-19 Pandemic? Examining Depression, Anxiety, and Stress as Mediators

Koçak

2021

Religions

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The effect of religiosity on individuals is seen more in stressful situations. Religion strengthens people in coping with the issues given rise by COVID-19 due to its contributions, such as reducing death fear and giving hope. The impact of religious commitment on COVID-19 fear, psychological consequences, and satisfaction with life levels in the COVID-19 period is investigated. To measure this impact of religious commitment, a cross-sectional study was designed with 2810 adults in Turkey. For this purpose, religious commitment, COVID-19 fear, DASS-21, and satisfaction with life scales were used. Mediation and moderation analyses were conducted to test the formed hypotheses. First, the impact of religious commitment on satisfaction with life with depression, anxiety, and stress was tested. Then, the moderating impact of COVID-19 fear in terms of the effect of religious commitment on satisfaction with life was analyzed. Finally, the role of depression’s mediation and COVID-19 fear’s moderation in terms of the impact of religious commitment on satisfaction with life was found. It was found that satisfaction with life decreased more in those with high COVID-19 fear than those with low COVID-19 fear; additionally, religious commitment increased satisfaction with life by reducing depression.

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How Does Religious Commitment Affect Satisfaction with Life during the COVID-19 Pandemic? Examining Depression, Anxiety, and Stress as Mediators

Koçak

2021

Religions

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“…What this term means is to explain that there is a close relationship between the soul and the body. If the soul is in a normal state, such as trouble, worry, anxiety, and so on, then the body also suffers (Ramayulis, 2002;Qianwei et al, 2020).…”

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Mental Health: A Study of Al-Kindi’s Philosophical Thoughts of The Soul

Puspita

2023

jurnalnu

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Mental health for every individual, starting from the family, school, workplace, to the general public has become the main focus at this time. In 2020, when the massive spread of the COVID-19 virus, many people's mental health was disturbed. In the current condition of society, it appears that the mental health of each individual cannot be generalized. Good health enables people to realize their potential, cope with the normal stresses of life, work productively and contribute to their communities. Al-Kindi is a philosopher who is very tenacious in carrying out his shari'at. One of the philosophies studied by Al-Kindi is the philosophy of the soul. The purpose of this study is to find out preventive measures that can be taken to avoid mental illness. This research uses a type of qualitative research, based on library research (literary study). The research approach used in this article is a historical approach and a philosophical approach. This study uses a rationalistic approach with comparative analysis techniques, namely comparing one reference with another. The conclusion of this research is when you want a calm soul, you have to use rational (reason). Because desire and love are sensuous will experience destruction and annihilation. Meanwhile, rational love is always eternal and constant and does not experience destruction and loss. That's why, people who want to be happy and prevent themselves from being disturbed by sadness, then he must make his love and desire in the rational world not in the sensory world.

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“…Fear was prevalent among patients, healthcare workers and the public during the COVID-19 epidemic (Liu et al, 2020). Previous research has shown that fear of an epidemic affects psychological responses and behavior (Di Crosta et al, 2020).…”

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A study of the relationship between social anxiety and mask-wearing intention among college students in the post-COVID-19 era: mediating effects of self-identity, impression management, and avoidance

Xia,

Xu,

Ding

2023

Front. Psychol.

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IntroductionDuring the 2019 coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, wearing masks not only prevented transmission of the virus but also reduced social anxiety to some extent. With the end of the epidemic, the intention to wear masks to prevent transmission declined, but the effect of social anxiety on the intention to wear masks is unclear. The current study investigated the effects of social anxiety and fear of COVID-19 on mask-wearing intentions in the post-epidemic era, using self-identity, impression management and avoidance as mediating variables.MethodsIn total, 223 college students participated in the current study, and the related variables were measured using the social anxiety scale, the social behavior questionnaire, the self-identity questionnaire, and the mask-wearing intention questionnaire.ResultsThe results showed that social anxiety was significantly positively correlated with avoidance, impression management, and intention to wear masks, and significantly negatively correlated with self-identity. The fear of COVID-19, avoidance, and impression management were significantly positively correlated with mask-wearing intentions, while self-identity was significantly negatively correlated with mask-wearing intentions. Social anxiety affected college students’ intention to wear masks through three main pathways: the mediating role of avoidance, impression management, and the chain mediating role of self-identity and avoidance. The fear of COVID-19 directly and positively affected mask-wearing intentions.DiscussionThe current study reveals the differential pathways of the effects of COVID-19 fear and social anxiety on mask-wearing intentions in the post-COVID-19 era, and the findings have some practical implications for social anxiety interventions.

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Analysis of the influence of the psychology changes of fear induced by the COVID-19 epidemic on the body

Cited by 6 publications

References 15 publications

How Does Religious Commitment Affect Satisfaction with Life during the COVID-19 Pandemic? Examining Depression, Anxiety, and Stress as Mediators

How Does Religious Commitment Affect Satisfaction with Life during the COVID-19 Pandemic? Examining Depression, Anxiety, and Stress as Mediators

Mental Health: A Study of Al-Kindi’s Philosophical Thoughts of The Soul

A study of the relationship between social anxiety and mask-wearing intention among college students in the post-COVID-19 era: mediating effects of self-identity, impression management, and avoidance

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