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Concerns, Resilience, Stress, Anxiety and Depression in Psychology Students in the Post-Confinement Period due to Covid-19

Puente A.D.L.M.P.; Álvarez J.A.Q.; Zelada L.A.B.; Chanamé D.G.R.; y León L.E.D.T.A.; Quiñones C.A.G.; Minchola G.O.P.; Velásquez M.P.M. · Revista del Hospital Psiquiatrico de la Habana (2024)

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Introduction: The confinement period due to Covid-19 increased the symptoms of depression, anxiety, feeling of worry and psychological stress in university students. Objective: Characterize the Psychology students’ personal concerns, and their influence on resilience, stress, anxiety and depression. Method: A cross-sectional quantitative descriptive study of inferencial correlational type was carried out using intentional convenience sampling. The sample was made up of 1069 Psychology students, 77 % (n= 823) women, 23 % (n=246) men; ages from 16 to 67 years (X̅ = 20.96, DS= 4, 6). SPSSv26 was used for the analysis of descriptive statistics and comparisons. Instruments used: Sociodemographic Data Questionnaire, student activity and associates for the effects of Covid-19 (ad hoc), Resilience scale and Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scales (DASS- 21). Results: 1). Those with concerns about a sick close family member, family relationships, or relationships with friends had lower levels of resilience. 2). Those with concerns about a sick close family member, family relationships or relationships with friends had moderate levels of stress. 3). Those with concerns about a sick close family member had moderate and severe levels of depression and anxiety. 4). Those with concerns about family relationships had moderate levels of depression, and moderate and severe levels of anxiety. 5). Those with concerns about relationships with friends had moderate levels of depression. Conclusions: Concerns about a sick close family member are related to lower general resilience, and high levels of stress, depression and anxiety. © (2023), (Ministerio de Salud Publica). All Rights Reserved.

Instituciones: Universidad Privada San Juan Bautista