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该研究调查了2019冠状病毒病智能封锁期间年轻人健康相关行为、应对策略和社交媒体使用之间的关系,以及应对策略在关系之间的中介作用。据推测,应对策略在COVID-19智能封锁期间介导了年轻人健康相关行为与社交媒体使用之间的关系。采用目的抽样方法,从拉合尔三所私立大学收集18-35岁青年(N=300)的数据(M=23.67, SD= 3.78)。数据收集使用Chopra et al.(2021)的生活方式行为改变问卷、Hamby et al.(2013)的应对量表和Savita and Liyaqat(2018)的社交网络使用问卷。分析采用Pearson积差相关、中介分析、独立样本t检验和方差分析。应对策略在2019冠状病毒病智能封锁期间的年轻人健康相关行为和社交媒体使用之间起着显著中介作用。研究结果对其他人群(如青少年、老年人、教师、父母和医生)的不同策略的扩展具有实际意义,这些人群希望在压力或创伤事件中更好地与他人相处。
Health-Related Behaviors and Social Media Usage in Young Adults: Mediating Role of Coping Strategies during COVID-19 Smart Lockdown
The study investigated the association between health-related behaviors, coping strategies and social media usage in young adults during COVID-19 smart lockdown as well as the mediating role of coping strategies between the relationships. It was hypothesized that coping strategies mediates the relationship between health-related behaviors and social media usage in young adults during COVID-19 smart lockdown. Through purposive sampling technique, data from (N=300) young adults with age range 18-35 years (M=23.67, SD= 3.78) was collected from three private universities of Lahore. For data collection, lifestyle behavior change questionnaire by Chopra et al. (2021), coping scale by Hamby et al. (2013) and social networking usage questionnaire by Savita and Liyaqat (2018) were used. For the analysis, Pearson Product Moment Correlation, Mediation analysis, independent sample t-test and Analysis of variance were used. Coping strategies significantly mediated between health-related behaviors and social media usage in young adults during COVID-19 smart lockdown. Findings have practical implications for the expansion of different strategies for other population like adolescents, old age people, teachers, parents, anddoctors, expecting to cope better with others during stressful or traumatic events.