THE INFLUENCE OF PETS ON THE EMOTIONAL STATE OF YOUTH DURING LOCKDOWN

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Existing studies of correlation between the experience of owning and caring for a pet with the psycho-mental state of a person confirm the relevance of this scientific problem. It was substantiated that lockdown restrictions in this context turned out to be a significant factor, as they affect all parts of a personal life, in particular, psychological and social health. The empirical basis of the study is represented by methods: The Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS; Zigmond & Snaith), Budner's Intolerance of Ambiguity Scale (IAS), UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles) Loneliness Scale (D. Russell, L. A. Peplau, M. L. Ferguson), K. L. Milutina`s Responsible Pet Attitude Scale", author's questionnaire for understanding the pets behavior. For statistical data analysis we used Chi-square; descriptive statistics, Duncan's Multiple Range test (DMRT), Scheffé's Test for Multiple Comparisons contingency tables, One-way ANOVA, Fisher's F-test, Spearman rank correlation coefficient, Kolmogorov–Smirnov test (KS test), Livigne's homogeneity criterion. The study sample consisted of 79 people, their age ranged from 16 to 26 years. Sex distribution: men - 20.2% (16), women - 79.4% (63). The study found that people who have animals have lower rates of depression and anxiety than non-owners do, but higher rates of intolerance to the unknown. It has been shown that people who give more care to their pets are slightly less depressed than those who do not pay attention to their pets. We found that anxiety does not significantly depend on the care of animals. The dynamics and causal relationship between animal care and anxiety remain controversial. As the prospects for further research, we see the empirical clarification of the young owner-pet relationship features depending on the owner`s separation from his family, functionality of this family, the purpose for buying and owning a pet; We also find interesting the study of the correlation between pet ownership and tolerance to the unknown. An important observation issue remains the consideration of ways to improve the psycho-emotional state of youth.
禁闭期间宠物对青少年情绪状态的影响
现有的关于拥有和照顾宠物的经历与人的心理状态之间关系的研究证实了这一科学问题的相关性。事实证明,在这种情况下,封锁限制是一个重要因素,因为它们影响到个人生活的各个方面,特别是心理和社会健康。本研究的实证基础为:医院焦虑抑郁量表(HADS);Zigmond & Snaith), Budner的模糊不耐受量表(IAS), UCLA(加州大学洛杉矶分校)孤独量表(D. Russell, L. A. Peplau, M. L. Ferguson), K. L. Milutina的负责任宠物态度量表”,作者的理解宠物行为的问卷。对于统计数据分析,我们使用卡方;描述性统计、Duncan’s Multiple Range test (DMRT)、scheff多重比较列联表检验、单因素方差分析、Fisher’s f检验、Spearman秩相关系数、Kolmogorov-Smirnov检验(KS检验)、Livigne’s齐性标准。研究样本包括79人,年龄从16岁到26岁不等。性别分布:男性16人,20.2%;女性63人,79.4%。研究发现,养动物的人比不养动物的人抑郁和焦虑的比例更低,但对未知事物的不耐受率更高。研究表明,那些多关心宠物的人比那些不关心宠物的人稍微少一些抑郁。我们发现,焦虑并不明显依赖于对动物的照顾。动物护理和焦虑之间的动态和因果关系仍然存在争议。作为进一步研究的前景,我们看到在主人与家庭的分离、家庭的功能、购买和拥有宠物的目的等因素下,年轻主人与宠物关系特征的实证澄清;我们还发现有趣的是,养宠物与对未知事物的容忍度之间的相关性研究。一个重要的观察问题仍然是考虑如何改善青少年的心理情绪状态。
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