How Covid-19 have affected stress and anxiety in adults

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HOW COVID-19 HAVE AFFECTED
STRESS AND ANXIETY IN ADULTS

RESEARCH BACKGROUND
COVID-19 has given severe
implications to the globe in which
people are facing mental and
physical consequences. The current
research is associated with
analysing various issues and
challenges faced by adults after
pandemic in respect of arising
issues of stress level and anxiety.

RELEVANT EXISTING STUDIES
There are various studies involved
with this research as the topic is
emerging and providing differential
insight in relation to develop
understanding in adults and
youngsters. Various studies shown
that COVID is a worldwide economic
crisis which has created threat to
humanity due to which financial
difficulties and these lead people to
face emotional imbalance.

METHODOLOGY
This research is associated with
providing impact of COVID on
mental health of individual and
consequences caused by this disease.
In this manner various socio
economic factors are being faced by
people. The current research report is
all about gathering data in relation to
determining such factors those are
impacting personal and mental health
of individual.

RESOURCES
Resources are defined as those tools which are used within research so that to
gain appropriate insight of research in the manner of framing research
outputs. In this research direct and indirect sources are used in which
secondary data collections are one of the best methods which will be
followed in order to gain research insight. Besides this newspaper, pen,
clinical reports are the major resources which were used within research.

TYPE OF RESEARCH
There are various types of research that are
classified according to their objective, depth of
study, analysed data, time required to study the
phenomenon and other factors

REFERENCES
 Gallagher, M.W., Zvolensky, M.J., Long, L.J., Rogers, A.H. and Garey,
L., 2020. The impact of covid-19 experiences and associated stress on
anxiety, depression, and functional impairment in American
adults. Cognitive Therapy and Research, 44(6), pp.1043-1051.
 Hyland, P., Shevlin, M., McBride, O., Murphy, J., Karatzias, T., Bentall,
R.P., Martinez, A. and Vallières, F., 2020. Anxiety and depression in the
Republic of Ireland during the COVID‐19 pandemic. Acta Psychiatrica
Scandinavica, 142(3), pp.249-256.