“新冠肺炎”经历与人们健康焦虑的关系探析——来自第三波疫情的证据

Q4 Environmental Science

Journal of Human Ecology Pub Date : 2021-06-03 DOI:10.31901/24566608.2021/74.1-3.3315

A. Ullah

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本研究旨在探讨和调查人群新冠肺炎经历与健康焦虑的关系。本研究采用的研究设计是横断面的，主要数据是从巴基斯坦马尔丹地区的500名受访者中通过结构化问卷收集的。对“新冠肺炎”经历与健康焦虑之间的关系进行双变量和多变量分析，并通过logistic回归模型分析上述变量的因果关系。研究结果显示，健康焦虑的患病率与“COVID-19”经历高度相关。从研究结果可以推断，那些经历过“COVID-19”的人有健康焦虑的症状。健康焦虑的患病率在老年人中与“COVID-19”密切相关。还建议建立心理和康复中心，以使受“COVID-19”影响的人持续康复。

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Exploring t he Relationship Between “COVID-19” Experiences and People’s Health Anxiety: Evidence from the Third Wave of COVID-19

ABSTRACT The current study aims to explore and investigate the relationship between the experiences of COVID-19 and health anxiety among people. The study design adopted in this study was cross-sectional and primary data were collected from 500 respondents through a structured questionnaire in District Mardan-Pakistan. Bivariate and Multivariate analyses were carried out for measuring the relationship between “COVID-19” experiences and health anxiety, while cause and effects of the mentioned variables were analysed through a logistic regression model. The findings of the study revealed that the prevalence of health anxiety was found highly significant with the “COVID-19” experience. It has been inferred from the study’s findings that those people who experienced “COVID-19” had symptoms of health anxiety. The prevalence of health anxiety was found highly significant with “COVID-19” among older people. Establishing psychological and rehabilitation centres for sustained recovery of the “COVID-19” affected people, has also been suggested.

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期刊介绍： The Journal of Human Ecology publishes empirical and theoretical research, short notes and brief communications probing the interface between human beings and their environment. The journal also has a section dedicated to reviews. The contributions combine ideas and methods from several disciplines, including, but not confined to, physical anthropology, health awareness, sustainability and development, sociology, forestry, psychology and agriculture. The journal also accepts research that focuses on the well-being of those with physical or mental challenges, the importance of food safety, measures taken to improve public health, and the sociological aspect of human ecology.