Exploratory Study on the Psychological Impact of COVD-19 on Students

  • Bhutta Z
  • Kulyar M
  • Shoaib M
  • et al.
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Abstract

Theaim of this study was to analyse the strike of severe novel coronavirus outbreak (COVID-19) on domestic students who were at high risk of exposure. A cross sectional study was conducted through a semi structured questionnaire. Recruitment of participants was done from different universities of Pakistan. The results showed that the students are more concerned about their family members (p=0.00). Under this influence they have increased the frequency of handwashing and use masks when they have to go outside. More than half of the students (53.09%) were afraid of the COVID-19 and similar pattern was noted about depression (54.86%). About 57.5% students were willing to take part in online classes, and only 23% found to have some sort of online learning experience. Students were willing to join the volunteer force (82.3%) if they were asked in case of emergency. During COVID-19 outbreak, students should be provided individual social support and urge to obey the precautionary measures to avoid pandemic.

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Bhutta, Z. A., Kulyar, M. F.-A., Shoaib, M., Yao, W., Asif, M., Nawaz, S., … Kanwal, A. (2020). Exploratory Study on the Psychological Impact of COVD-19 on Students. Hosts and Viruses, 7(4). https://doi.org/10.17582/journal.hv/2020/7.4.91.96

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