2021
DOI: 10.36367/ntqr.8.2021.26-34
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Covid-19, confinamento e teletrabalho: Estudo qualitativo do impacto e adaptação psicológica em dois estados de emergência

Abstract: Resumo: Introdução Desde o primeiro caso de Sars-Cov-2 reportado, os estudos realizados, indicam o impacto negativo na saúde mental, com níveis elevados de medo, ansiedade e sintomas depressivos. Em Portugal, a percentagem de morbilidade mental é elevada. Ter baixo rendimento económico, ser jovens e mulher aumenta o risco de vulnerabilidade psicossocial. Poucos estudos focam as vivências subjetivas e os processos de adaptação em diferentes fases da pandemia; Objetivos Aceder ao impacto psicológico do confiname… Show more

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“…This could be explained by circumstantial events in the data collection procedures, as the general population answered the protocol specifically during a confinement period (March-April 2021), whereas the recruitment concerning parents included confinement and non-confinement periods. Although caregivers of children were more prone to psychological burden during the pandemic [15,[22][23][24][25], in this case, increasing multiple and time-consuming parental responsibilities may have ended up minimising their exposure to pandemic information and news content, thus acting as a protective factor against obsessive thinking about COVID-19. These findings point to a possible protective factor of family against stressors, as it could act as a distractor and buffer effect due to multitasking demands and social support.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…This could be explained by circumstantial events in the data collection procedures, as the general population answered the protocol specifically during a confinement period (March-April 2021), whereas the recruitment concerning parents included confinement and non-confinement periods. Although caregivers of children were more prone to psychological burden during the pandemic [15,[22][23][24][25], in this case, increasing multiple and time-consuming parental responsibilities may have ended up minimising their exposure to pandemic information and news content, thus acting as a protective factor against obsessive thinking about COVID-19. These findings point to a possible protective factor of family against stressors, as it could act as a distractor and buffer effect due to multitasking demands and social support.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Although less-studied, parents or caregivers of children were also more prone to developing psychological problems during the COVID-19 pandemic [15], based on the fact that many families experienced multiple hardships during this crisis (e.g., job or income loss, home-schooling and disrupted routines, less social support, and caregiving burden) [22][23][24][25]. Consequently, some evidence points to increased levels of negative moods, higher parental conflict, psychological distress, and anxiety states, mainly associated with difficulties related to multiple obligations and conflicting responsibilities [22,26,27].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, they adopted efficient coping strategies since the beginning of the pandemic. In the second lockdown, participants show less anxiety, but more stress and frustration, but they adopted self-regulation strategies over time (Pires et al, 2021) 2021) found that emotional coping strategies was related to less anxiety, depression and stress, problem coping strategies was associated with less depression and dysfunctional coping strategies was related to more anxiety, depression and stress. A study developed with university students during the lockdown concluded that the evaluation and expression of emotions themselves, emotional regulation, and the use of emotions were associated with anxiety, depression, and stress.…”
Section: Revpsy Anuario Internacional De Revisiones En Psicologíamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pesquisas relatam o aumento do estresse, crises de ansiedade, depressão, entre outras doenças psicológicas entre trabalhadores em regime de teletrabalho, principalmente no período da Pandemia da Covid-19. Muitos dos casos relatados foram pelo fato do isolamento social e carga excessiva de trabalho, tendo que trabalhar e cuidar dos afazeres da casa (PIRES et. al, 2021).…”
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