COVID-19封锁期间的无聊和心理问题

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在covid -19之前的文献中,无聊与焦虑和抑郁有关。在这项COVID-19封锁调查猴子研究中,260名受访者中多达68%的人表示感到无聊。相关分析表明,感觉无聊与几个人口统计变量以及几乎每个调查尺度上的每一项都有显著关联。人口统计学上的相关性表明,无聊在男性、受教育程度较低的人、在封锁期间不在家工作的人以及缺乏日常生活的人身上发生得更频繁。这些量表之间的显著相关性表明,感到无聊的人较少参与锻炼、自我保健和冥想等健康活动;他们花在社交媒体上的时间更多,包括游戏和Facebook;他们从事的创造性工作和爱好较少;他们在压力量表上得分更高,包括更多地担心病毒和他们的财务状况;他们报告说,他们感到更加孤立、孤独和缺乏接触;他们在焦虑、抑郁、疲劳、睡眠障碍和创伤后应激障碍量表上得分更高。一项回归分析表明,无聊得分中49%的差异可以用压力量表得分来解释。这些结果受到来自非代表性横断面样本的自我报告数据的限制。尽管如此,他们强调了在COVID-19封锁期间感到无聊的负面影响。
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Boredom and Psychological Problems during a COVID-19 Lockdown
Boredom has been related to anxiety and depression in the pre-COVID-19 literature. In this COVID-19 lockdown Survey Monkey study, as many as 68% of 260 respondents reported feeling bored. Correlation analyses suggested that feeling bored was significantly correlated with several demographic variables and virtually every item on every scale of the survey. The demographic correlations suggested that boredom occurred more frequently in males, in those with less schooling, in those not working at home during the lockdown, and in those who were lacking a routine. The significant correlations for the scales suggested that those feeling bored engaged in fewer health activities like exercise, self-care and meditating; they spent more time on social media including gaming and Facebook; they engaged in less creative work and hobbies; they scored higher on the Stress Scale including worrying more about the virus and their finances; they reported feeling more isolated, lonely and touch deprived; and they had higher scores on anxiety, depression, fatigue, sleep disturbances, and PTSD scales. A regression analysis suggested that 49% of the variance in the boredom scores was explained by stress scale scores. These results are limited by their being self-reported data from a non-representative, cross-sectional sample. Nonetheless, they highlight the negative effects of feeling bored during a COVID-19 lockdown.
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