A Multinational Study on the Protective and Risk Factors Associated with Mental Health Parameters in the General Population During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Study in the Asia-Europe-North America Cohort

Wang, C; Chudzicka‐Czupała, Agata; M, Tee; Mil, Núñez; Tripp, Connor; Ma, Fardin; Ha, Habib; Bx, Tran; Mea, García; Adamus, Katarzyna; Grabowski, Damian; Hussain, Sakeer; Mt, Hoang; Hetnał, Mateusz; Xt, Le; Ma, Wanhong; Pham, Hoang; Reyes, Patrick Wincy C.; Shirazi, Mahmoud; Tan, Yilin; C, Tee; Xu, Lei; Xu, Zhen; Gt, Vu; Zhou, Danqing; Na, Chan; Kuruchittham,; RS, McIntyre; Ho, Chien; Ho, Rosalie; Sf, Sears

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“…COVID-19 has led to the economic crisis, social closure, increased unemployment risks, and drastic changes in people's lifestyles (remote work and study, fewer gatherings, remaining at home for an extended period, etc.) The prospect of a fresh epidemic of crown pneumonia, with its limits on individual freedoms, group communication, and the closing of businesses and stores, has sparked psychological resistance among the general population, but COVID-19 also makes us more concerned about the public interest [2][3][4][5][6][7]. The number of COVID-19 illnesses in India reached 360,960 on April 26, 2021, the largest daily record in the world's history, bringing the total number of pandemics to 16 million, second only to the United States, with more than 200,000 fatalities.…”

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The Cues of COVID-19: Negative Emotions and Empathy Guide Prosocial Behavior

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2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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The COVID-19 research literature reveals that during the COVID-19 pandemic, people faced with unemployment risks, community blockades, and various negative information on the Internet, people will have fear, disgust, sadness, and other emotions in the short term, and will lead to anxiety and depression in a long time symptom, and cues about the COVID-19 can also cause emotional changes in people. Research on pro-social behaviors suggests that the influence of negative emotions on pro-social behavior tendencies is complex, and empathy will increase pro-social behavior. Study 1 is a measurement of people's pro-social behavior tendency under two different conditions. Compared with the controlled subjects, the subjects assigned to watch the cues of COVID-19 in Chinese reported more pro-social behavioral tendencies. In Study 2, we find that cues related to the epidemic did affect people's emotional changes, and the sum of these emotions also has a significant impact on pro-social behavioral tendencies. To understand which emotional mediator has the greatest influence on pro-social behavioral tendencies, study 2 also finds the complete mediating effect of empathy. Our results indicate that the cues of COVID-19 increased people's negative emotions and empathy, and empathy led to an increase in pro-social behavior, this reaction even crosses race and country. The result also has important implications for initiating people's pro-social behavior in major crisis events in the future.

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The Cues of COVID-19: Negative Emotions and Empathy Guide Prosocial Behavior

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2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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A Multinational Study on the Protective and Risk Factors Associated with Mental Health Parameters in the General Population During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Study in the Asia-Europe-North America Cohort

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