| Autor: |
Dominique de Quervain, David Coynel, Amanda Aerni, Ehssan Amini, Dorothée Bentz, Virginie Freytag, Christiane Gerhards, Andreas Papassotiropoulos, Nathalie Schicktanz, Thomas Schlitt, Anja Zimmer, Priska Zuber |
| Rok vydání: |
2021 |
| DOI: |
10.31219/osf.io/fswck |
| Popis: |
The last survey of the Swiss Corona Stress Study in November 2020 has shown that the proportion of respondents with moderately severe to severe depressive symptoms was 18%, with the youngest group of 14-24 year olds being the most affected at 29%. Between 8 and 24 March 2021, an additional survey was conducted in the German speaking part of Northwestern Switzerland among 393 high school students with the majority being between 16 and 19 years old. The anonymous survey was completed by 97.5% of the students. The proportion of respondents with moderately severe to severe depressive symptoms was 27%. In this survey, additional questions were asked about school, social life and vaccination. The most significant stressor associated with depressive symptoms was perceived school pressure. 46% of the respondents indicated they were very or extremely stressed because of the pressure of school. Furthermore, the perception that school pressure has increased due to the pandemic (missed material due to closures, quarantine) was strongly correlated with depressive symptoms. Other factors included worries about poorer education or job opportunities and worries about damage to the social network. An additional factor analysis confirmed that stressors related to school build up the factor with the strongest correlation with depressive symptoms (with a large effect size).Other results- 69% of respondents would get vaccinated if the vaccine were available to them.- 41% of respondents would see the change to distance learning as a relief, 46% as a burden and 13% neither.- Only 4% of respondents said they were not at all afraid of infecting their parents/grandparents or another close person belonging to a risk group.- 29% of respondents have at least a moderate to severe fear of suffering from Long-COVID in case of infection. |
| Databáze: |
OpenAIRE |
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