2020
DOI: 10.18662/brain/11.2sup1/91
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Psychological Risk Factors of the Neurotization of Adolescents under the Conditions of Quarantine Measures of the COVID-19 Epidemic

Abstract: The work analyzes the individual psychological factors that determine the risks of the neurotization of adolescents under the conditions of quarantine measures during the COVID-19 epidemic in order to improve psychoprophylactic correctional programs. Applying the neuroticism questionnaire by A. Kokoshkarova and Multifactor questionnaire by R. Cattell, an empirical examination of 152 adolescents between the ages of 15 and 17 showed that quarantine measures under pandemic conditions increase the risk of neurotic… Show more

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“…• pre-existing mental health problems [62,76,83] • poor physical health [49] • neurodevelopmental disorders, special educational needs [35,37] • negative coping strategies (emotion-focussed engaged and disengaged coping) [41,63] • dysfunctional/missing emotion regulation abilities (e.g., dampening positive emotions) [29,54,70,74] • negative cognitive styles [59] • emotional instability [42] • high extraversion [43] • good physical health [49] • positive coping mechanisms (e.g., talking to friends, prioritising sleep, problem-focussed engaged coping)…”
Section: Factors Influencing Covid-19-related Changes In Mental Healthmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…• pre-existing mental health problems [62,76,83] • poor physical health [49] • neurodevelopmental disorders, special educational needs [35,37] • negative coping strategies (emotion-focussed engaged and disengaged coping) [41,63] • dysfunctional/missing emotion regulation abilities (e.g., dampening positive emotions) [29,54,70,74] • negative cognitive styles [59] • emotional instability [42] • high extraversion [43] • good physical health [49] • positive coping mechanisms (e.g., talking to friends, prioritising sleep, problem-focussed engaged coping)…”
Section: Factors Influencing Covid-19-related Changes In Mental Healthmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The copyright holder for this this version posted December • infection risk, infected friend or relative [72,94] • perceived lifestyle impact of the pandemic [53] • negative change in parental working situation [94] • perceived stress [41,59,61] • isolation and loneliness [42,43] • worry, concerns about health [42,55,61,66] • concerns/fears about the pandemic [80,86] • frustration, boredom [55] • negative home-schooling experience [66] • increased restrictions [33,34] • feelings of uncertainty [27] • material hardship [27] • high exposure to news [36] Behavioural factors • mainly staying at home during confinement [70] • increased, passive screen time [36,78] • taking part in many leisure time activities prior to the pandemic [77] • less school assignment completion [78] • physical health behaviours:…”
Section: Factors Influencing Covid-19-related Changes In Mental Healthmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To help students cope with the challenge of distance learning, teachers had to focus more on a motivation increase and on combating their students' anxiety and stress (Dushkevych et al, 2020). The psychological state of teachers as well as of students at that time was marked by fear for their life and health, uncertainty, confusion, depression, and stress symptoms (Aleksandrov, & Okhrimenko, 2021). The constant switches from offline learning to online learning and vice versa during short periods that year were perceived differently by every participant of the learning process.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, the most stressful conditions of the modern world contribute to the development of neurotic formations in adolescents, especially in a situation of global shocks such as COVID-19 [12][13][14] epidemic, which, as noted by Aleksandrov D., Okhrimenko I. [15], hinder the normal process of socialization and adaptation of adolescents, which exposes them to the risk of neurotic states emergence.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%