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January 20, 2023; Amsterdam, Netherlands
III International Scientific and Theoretical Conference «Advanced discoveries of modern science: experience, approaches and innovations»

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ЯК ЛОКДАУН ТА КАРАНТИННІ ОБМЕЖЕННЯ ПІД ЧАС ПАНДЕМІЇ COVID-19 ВПЛИНУЛИ НА ПСИХІЧНЕ ЗДОРОВ’Я СТУДЕНТІВ: ОГЛЯД ЛІТЕРАТУРИ

Published 26.01.2023

  • Денис Іваніцький
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  • Тетяна Іваніцька
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Abstract

Пандемія COVID-19 призвела до закриття університетів різних країн та переведення студентів в умови соціальної ізоляції. Ми порівняли дані літератури про психічне здоров’я (депресія, тривога, соматичні скарги) студентів різних країнах та визначили вплив пандемії і повсякденного стресу на їхнє психічне здоров'я. Спостерігалося підвищення середньої оцінки депресії, тривожності та інших соматичних скарг. Результати свідчать про те, що студенти вищих навчальних закладів представляють групу ризику щодо довгострокових психосоціальних наслідків пандемії та соціальної ізоляції.

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Іваніцький , Д., & Іваніцька , Т. (2023). ЯК ЛОКДАУН ТА КАРАНТИННІ ОБМЕЖЕННЯ ПІД ЧАС ПАНДЕМІЇ COVID-19 ВПЛИНУЛИ НА ПСИХІЧНЕ ЗДОРОВ’Я СТУДЕНТІВ: ОГЛЯД ЛІТЕРАТУРИ. Collection of Scientific Papers «SCIENTIA», (January 20, 2023; Amsterdam, Netherlands), 226–229. Retrieved from https://previous.scientia.report/index.php/archive/article/view/677
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