Analyzing COVID-19's Influence on Stress and Anxiety in Adults

This report investigates the significant impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on adult stress and anxiety levels. It begins with an introduction to the pandemic's consequences, including lockdowns and social distancing, and outlines the research methodology, which involves a qualitative review of secondary sources like online articles and journals. The report critically reviews existing literature, highlighting how COVID-19 has disrupted human connections, increased feelings of isolation, and led to heightened mental health challenges. Key findings emphasize the role of social isolation, economic instability, and health concerns in exacerbating stress and anxiety. The discussion section synthesizes these findings, reinforcing the pandemic's profound psychological impact on adults. The report concludes by summarizing the key arguments and implications, underscoring the need for mental health support during and after the pandemic. The references section lists the sources used to support the analysis.