Psychosocial impact of COVID-19.
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...The notion that older adults and people with serious comorbidities are particularly vulnerable to worse outcomes from COVID19 can create considerable fear amongst the elderly [71,73]....
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...Female gender, young age, persons with higher educational status, being students, and having spec ific physical symptoms, like myalgias, dizziness, and coryza were significantly associated with more negative psychological effects of COVID-19 and higher levels of stress, anxiety, and depression among corresponding individuals [97,98,100]....
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...One study of more than 1,200 subjects from almost 2 00 cities in China during months of January and February of 2020 noted that more than h alf (~54%) of respondents rated the psychological impact of the COVID-19 as moderate o r severe; nearly one-third (~29%) reported moderate to severe anxiety symptoms; less than one 1/5th (~17%) reported moderate to severe depressive symptoms; and more than 75% of responde nts experienced worry about their family members contracting COVID-19 [98]....
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...This “herd behavior” [93,94] can have a detrimental impact on a community that genuinely requires those essentials and may even promote unconcealed black marketing, leading to social disruption and injustices [95,96]....
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