COVID -19 Pandemic: Immediate Psycological Impact During The 3TD Stage of Lockdown among General Population of Selected Areas of Vadodara City

Authors

  • Ishita Shah1 , Jalpa Prajapati1

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37506/ijfmt.v14i4.11487

Keywords:

Covid -19 pandemic, immediate psychological impact, 3rd stage of lockdown, general population

Abstract

The Covid -19 pandemic & lockdown has cause deliberate effect to human’s physical & mental health &
trigger many psychological problems like anxiety, loneliness, stress, depression & other panic disorder.
The investigators interested to find out the psychological impact of lockdown among general population &
correlation with different components of modified psychosocial impact event scale. Researchers have used
non – experimental descriptive research deign with Non – randomized convenient sampling & 500sample
recruited for the study. Researchers have used standardized modified impact event scale in the form of
5 point likert scale, they have identified that 366 sample(73.2%)have moderate stress,110 sample (22%)
identified with severe stress & remaining 24 sample (4.8%) have mild stress. Another finding revel that each
component having positive correlation with each other. The significant association of psychological impacts
& selected demographic variables were found with use of modified impact event scale. Researcher have
concluded that this type of event or diseases outbreak affect the mental health of the person , increased stress
among individual & also affect the daily life of the person.

Author Biography

  • Ishita Shah1 , Jalpa Prajapati1

    1
    Nursing Tutor, Obstetrical & gynecological nursing“Manikaka Topawala Institute of Nursing-charotar university
    of Science & Technology; Changa;Ta. Petlad, dist-Anand; Gujarat, India

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Published

2020-10-29

How to Cite

COVID -19 Pandemic: Immediate Psycological Impact During The 3TD Stage of Lockdown among General Population of Selected Areas of Vadodara City. (2020). Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology, 14(4), 292-296. https://doi.org/10.37506/ijfmt.v14i4.11487