Research Article: The Relationship Between Fear and Anxiety Among Chinese Uninfected Residents During the Pandemic: A Conditional Process Analysis
Abstract:
Although the COVID- pandemic may have ended, we still need to pay attention to the adverse effects of prolonged isolation and fear of the virus on mental health. A significant body of research reports that the after-effects of this pandemic (such as post-traumatic stress disorder) may persist for several years., Some previous survey results indicate that rates of depression, anxiety, and suicidal tendencies have continued to rise globally in the two years following the COVID- outbreak.– In China alone, a study conducted during the pandemic revealed that .% of respondents reported moderate to severe impacts on their mental health due to the outbreak. It is important to note that the psychological impact of the pandemic has shown significant differences across different countries and subgroups. Some studies suggest that residents in developing countries experience higher levels of anxiety, depression, and stress.,
Introduction:
Although the COVID- pandemic may have ended, we still need to pay attention to the adverse effects of prolonged isolation and fear of the virus on mental health. A significant body of research reports that the after-effects of this pandemic (such as post-traumatic stress disorder) may persist for several years. , Some previous survey results indicate that rates of depression, anxiety, and suicidal tendencies have continued to rise globally in the two years following the COVID- outbreak. – In China alone, a study…
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