Exploring the Impact of COVID-19 Hoax on the Mental Health of Millennial Moms

Dharmastuti, Anjarie; Apriliyanti, Fressi; Wahyuni, Fitri

doi:10.18502/kss.v4i15.8230

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“…The reader's response can be in the form of panic or fear. This finding is related to the previous study conducted by Dharmastuti et al (2020) showing that any hoaxes during this pandemic can make people more anxious. One indication of health anxiety is experiencing panic and paranoia together with palpable physical symptoms.…”

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confidence: 87%

“…This point is in accordance with the findings of several previous studies conducted by Shiddiq (2020), Marbella et al (2021), andYunus &Rezki (2020), explaining that people who easily believe in hoax news have the potential to feel anxious, panicked, and afraid when reading it. Nevertheless, Dharmastuti et al (2020) proves that there is evidence that hoaxes might make people more anxious. There are still few current pieces of literature about the effects of hoaxes on human health during the COVID-19 pandemic.…”

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confidence: 99%

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The COVID-19 Hoax News in Indonesia Context: Looking Beyond the Essence Using Content Analysis

2022

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The hoax has been widely discussed in many studies employing various approaches, and one of the hoaxes massively spread recently is news about COVID-19. This qualitative study aims at investigating the essence of hoax news related to COVID-19 in the Indonesian context using a content analysis approach. The main source of data was 50 hoax news collected from turnbackhoax.com, which is one of the credible anti-hoax news sources in Indonesia. The present study collected the news from 1st January 2022 until 30th March 2020. They were then analysed and interpreted qualitatively. The research findings revealed that hoax news circulated during this pandemic era mostly had the purpose of sparking public panic, especially panic buying and panic moving. To trigger such a condition, writers of hoax news frequently used symbols such as time markers (time signals) and quantifiers and involved famous figures. This implies that hoaxes are not only spread during political events or other important occasions but also when most humans in the world experience mass trauma, which in this case is due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The COVID-19 Hoax News in Indonesia Context: Looking Beyond the Essence Using Content Analysis

2022

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“…Nevertheless, the study found no link between the workplace environment and work-life conflicts. Interestingly, Dharmastuti et al (2020) revealed that COVID-19 hoaxes had the greatest impact on mothers' mental health due to health-institutional distrust and apparatus-government distrust. Due to the lack of cooperation in promoting the protocol, the COVID-19 pandemic prevention efforts were hampered.…”

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“…Due to the prominent roles millennial women play, greater effort should be placed in understanding the uniqueness of this particular group as a key factor in measuring progress towards gender equality. The literature on millennials' roles includes various disciplines, such as human resource management, business, marketing, social psychology, sociology, psychology, management, education, family studies, and women's studies (Rokis et al, 2018;Arham et al, 2019;Dharmastuti et al, 2020;Mohd Rosli et al, 2020;Habrich et al, 2021;Hanim & Naiemah, 2021;Lydia & Vighnarajah, 2021;Rozlana & Subramaniama, 2021;Suleman, 2021;Theopilus et al, 2021). For example, cultural influences shape the beliefs and values of a generation, which is significant to social acceptance and development.…”

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The Changing World: A Literature Review on The Significant Roles of Millennial Women in Malaysia

Noor

Yew

Yusoff

2022

MJSSH

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Every generation is uniquely featured by naturally designed specific characteristics. A generation is influenced by different backgrounds and upbringing, a major factor that differentiates each generation. Specifically, the significance of new millennial women’s role varies from one country to another. The study aims to analyse the significant roles of millennial women in Malaysia by reviewing empirical studies and performing a relevant literature search through specific terms related to the topic. Resultantly, millennial women’s rising earning power provided significant empowerment and stability. High human capital investment also allowed millennial women to manage the changing family institution that indirectly impacts the stability of society. Finally, the study revealed that new millennial women are transforming and continually evolving to navigate a changing world.

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“…Regarded as the leading civil organizations focusing on anti-misinformation movement in the country, MAFINDO express its concern toward the infodemic caused by excessive misleading information that disrupt public health initiatives on mitigating the crises of COVID-19. Some studies proved that vaccine misinformations greatly impact on vaccine intentions (Dharmastuti et al, 2020;Jolley & Douglas, 2014).…”

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Vaccination-Theme-Misinformation: A Pollution of Information During Covid-19 Pandemic in Indonesia

Astuti¹

2022

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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The number of vaccination misinformation increased sharply around the launching of COVID-19 vaccination. It ranged from the misin Santi Indra Astuti formation on halal/haram issue to depopulation agenda. The latter was implied on misinformation about sickness, even death, that brought by the vaccine. The spread of vaccine misinformation has played a significant role in reducing the level of public confidence in the COVID-19 vaccine, which in turn increasing vaccine hesitancy and slowing down vaccine uptakes which reflected a shrunken vaccine acceptance. To comprehend more about the nature of the problem, this study intends to map and to analyze the misinformation on COVID-19 vaccination during the pandemic in Indonesia. The findings are expected to produce some recommendations for effective mitigation strategy. This research employs a quantitative content analysis and is applying a double loop analysis to develop and secure the categories of vaccination misinformation themes. Among the findings are:1) a sharp increase of vaccine misinformation during weeks approaching the launch of the COVID-19 vaccine in January 2021; 2) the predominance of vaccine side effect issues and conspiracy theme. Most of COVID-19 vaccine misinformation are targeted public in general. It is fabricated to erode public trust toward government and health authorities.

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Exploring the Impact of COVID-19 Hoax on the Mental Health of Millennial Moms

Cited by 4 publications

References 25 publications

The COVID-19 Hoax News in Indonesia Context: Looking Beyond the Essence Using Content Analysis

The COVID-19 Hoax News in Indonesia Context: Looking Beyond the Essence Using Content Analysis

The Changing World: A Literature Review on The Significant Roles of Millennial Women in Malaysia

Vaccination-Theme-Misinformation: A Pollution of Information During Covid-19 Pandemic in Indonesia

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