Relating Stress, Anxiety and Depression among Flood Victims’Quality of Life in Malaysia: A Theoretical Perspective

Johari, Johanim; Marzuki, Najib Ahmad

doi:10.7763/ijssh.2013.v3.300

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“…This flood has been described as the worst floods in decades because more than 200,000 people were affected while 21 were killed. Johari and Ahmad Marzuki (2013) states that the floods did not only affects the victims physically, but also have implications from the security perspective as well as places of residence and family safety.…”

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Gender Differences in the Psychological Well-being among Flood Victims in Malaysia

Mustaffa¹,

Salleh²

2016

European Proceedings of Social &Amp; Behavioural Sciences

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Flooding in Malaysia has various impacts on the affected population in terms of damage to property, destruction of property and loss of life. Flood victims will suffer severe psychological effects and probably will continue for a long time. Therefore, the aim of this study was to determine whether male and female differ with regard to aspects of psychological well-being among flood victims. This study is based on a quantitative approach using crosssectional survey. Data were collected through the distribution of questionnaires randomly to respondents. The sample consisted of 300 flood victims who were moved to shelters in the state of Kelantan. The results showed a no significance difference in score for males and females (t=1.194, p>0.05). The mean value between genders had 159.69 and the standard deviation is 17.25 for the male, while the mean for female is 157.29 and the standard deviation is 17.57. In addition, no gender differences were found in term of all the dimensions in psychological well-being among flood victims. It implies that there was no dissimilarity in term of perception toward psychological well-being for those male and female respondents.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Gender Differences in the Psychological Well-being among Flood Victims in Malaysia

Mustaffa¹,

Salleh²

2016

European Proceedings of Social &Amp; Behavioural Sciences

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“…Flood is an event that has an impact on an individual's life, where the damage occurs so that it can create depression and fear based on an ongoing anxiety response. Based on Freud's Anxiety Theory, anxiety is a natural state of a person in a state of shock and fear that occurs from environmental conditions that can have an effect on life (Johari & Marzuki, 2013). This was also in line with the results of research conducted at the social service of Aceh Province showing that anxiety in 68 respondents was at a total score of 2,718 in the moderate category and preparedness was at a score of 2,964 in the high category during earthquake readiness (Surbariyanti, Agussabti, & Imran, 2019 ).…”

Section: A Relationship Between Anxiety Level and Adolescents Preparmentioning

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Analysis of Factors Related To Adolescents Preparedness in The Disaster-Prone Areas In Lempake Village, Samarinda

Fitriani¹,

Rizal²,

Milkhatun³

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The results of this study indicated that the characteristics of the respondents were mostly in their early adolescence with 408 people (67.8%), 346 women (57.1%) and 317 people with a high school education background (53.4%). Anxiety factor having moderate anxiety were 436 people (71.9%), the coping mechanism factor of the respondents having an adaptive coping mechanism were 338 people (55.8%) and the respondents social support factor having good social support were 319 people ( 52.6%) and most of the respondents (349 people (57.6%)) had a good preparedness. The results of the bivariate analysis showed that the p value <α (α = 0.05, CI; 95%) which indicates that there is a relationship between anxiety factors, coping mechanisms and social support with adolescent preparedness. The results of multivariate analysis using Logistic Regression (OR value: 5.1) found that the anxiety factor was the most significant factor associated with adolescent preparedness

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“…In addition, [13] also proposed in the future study to investigate the variables that act as mediators to measure the impact to quality of life included cognitive mechanisms such as belief or spirituality elements. While [3] stated victims are regularly plagued by flooding that has happened before. This gives rise to stress and anxiety among flood victims.…”

Section: Study On Quality Of Life (Qol) Physical and Mental Healthmentioning

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“…They found relationship psychological wellbeing with Quality of life in flood transfer center. While, [3] also have shown the depressed victims during the flood will have decreased the quality of life. This result is also in line with the finding by [4].…”

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The East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia experiences monsoon season every year and this region normally hit by the flood. The frequent occurrences of flood pressure the victims with physical and mental health issues at temporary flood transfer center. Results from previous studies found that the low quality of life in the flood transfer centers exist due to the inadequate of food supply, misunderstanding between evacuees, the congestion of flood transfer centers and the unsuitable and insufficient equipment used worsen the conditions. Therefore, this study aims to assess the effects of physical and mental health status and quality of life at temporary flood transfer center. This study applies a quantitative approach by conducting a survey in seven flood transfer centers in the first wave of flood in east coast Malaysia. Questionnaires are administered using face to face method and 106 participants participated in this study during the first wave of flood in 2017. Analysis of data is carried out using correlational and scatter plot of analysis. Findings indicate that physical and mental health are related directly with Quality of Life. It is therefore important to provide both physiological consultation and physical support to the victims to the increase the quality of life in the flood transfer center.

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Relating Stress, Anxiety and Depression among Flood Victims’Quality of Life in Malaysia: A Theoretical Perspective

Cited by 12 publications

References 16 publications

Gender Differences in the Psychological Well-being among Flood Victims in Malaysia

Gender Differences in the Psychological Well-being among Flood Victims in Malaysia

Analysis of Factors Related To Adolescents Preparedness in The Disaster-Prone Areas In Lempake Village, Samarinda

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