A Mini Review on The Factors Impacting Mental Health of Youth During The Covid-19 Lockdown

Abstract

Since its emergence in 2019, the COVID-19 pandemic has posed a threat to the financial system, lives, physical and mental health. This review investigated how the COVID-19 pandemic affects youth's mental health. A significant portion of the participants were found to be significantly and moderately impaired in terms of mental health as a result of the lockdown. Family status, profession, marital status, avoiding shaking hands, cleaning and disinfecting frequently used objects and surfaces, educated citizens, impact on living, access to food, behavioral patterns, and effect on education are all strongly linked to poor mental health outcomes. Age, marital status, the probability of participants or their family members becoming sick from COVID-19, the impact on salaries, physical and mental abuse, closed schools, and other factors all significantly predicted mental health outcomes, according to the results of multinomial logistic regression analysis.