Does compliance with the preventive health behaviours against COVID-19 mitigate the effects of depression, anxiety and stress? (¿Cumplir con los comportamientos preventivos de salud contra el COVID-19 reduce los efectos de la depresión, la ansiedad y el estrés?)
Abstract:In the present study, the aim was to investigate the associations between compliance with preventive health behaviours, depression, anxiety and stress. 478 adults living in Turkey voluntarily filled out the online survey, which comprised demographic questions, Measure of Compliance with Preventive Health Behaviours against COVID-19, and Depression Anxiety Stress Scales, between 24-31 March 2020: during the initial phase of the COVID-19 pandemic in Turkey. Results revealed that compliance with preventive health… Show more
“…First, this was a cross‐sectional study since the KCHS was conducted by selecting new participants in each wave; thus, any causal relationships are unclear. One prior study showed that non‐compliance with preventive behaviors may increase depression 63 . Therefore, further longitudinal studies are required to confirm any causal relationships between depression and COVID‐19 preventive behaviors.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One prior study showed that non-compliance with preventive behaviors may increase depression. 63 Therefore, further longitudinal studies are required to confirm any causal relationships between depression and COVID-19 preventive behaviors. Second, there might be a social desirability bias because compliance with preventive behaviors was evaluated using a self-reported questionnaire.…”
Objectives
This study evaluated the association between depression and non‐compliance with COVID‐19 preventive behaviors among community‐dwelling South Korean older adults.
Methods
We utilized the 2020 Korean Community Health Survey—a community‐based nationwide survey. A score of 10 points or higher on the Patient Health Questionnaire‐9 was defined as depression. Non‐compliance with COVID‐19 preventive behaviors was assessed on the following three behaviors: washing hands, wearing masks, and watching distance. We also included socio‐demographic characteristics, health behaviors, and COVID‐19‐related characteristics as covariates. Multiple logistic regression analyses were performed, and all statistical analyses were stratified by sex.
Results
The 70,693 participants included 29,736 men and 40,957 women. Notably, 2.3% of men and 4.2% of women had depression. Non‐compliance with washing hands was significantly higher in men than women (1.3% vs. 0.9%), whereas no significant differences were observed in wearing masks and watching distance. The adjusted logistic regression analysis showed that depression was positively associated with non‐compliance with washing hands and watching distance in both sexes. The association between depression and non‐compliance with wearing masks was significant only in women.
Conclusions
There was an association between depression and non‐compliance with COVID‐19 preventive behaviors in South Korean older adults. This signifies that health providers need to reduce depression to improve compliance with preventive behaviors in older adults.
“…First, this was a cross‐sectional study since the KCHS was conducted by selecting new participants in each wave; thus, any causal relationships are unclear. One prior study showed that non‐compliance with preventive behaviors may increase depression 63 . Therefore, further longitudinal studies are required to confirm any causal relationships between depression and COVID‐19 preventive behaviors.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One prior study showed that non-compliance with preventive behaviors may increase depression. 63 Therefore, further longitudinal studies are required to confirm any causal relationships between depression and COVID-19 preventive behaviors. Second, there might be a social desirability bias because compliance with preventive behaviors was evaluated using a self-reported questionnaire.…”
Objectives
This study evaluated the association between depression and non‐compliance with COVID‐19 preventive behaviors among community‐dwelling South Korean older adults.
Methods
We utilized the 2020 Korean Community Health Survey—a community‐based nationwide survey. A score of 10 points or higher on the Patient Health Questionnaire‐9 was defined as depression. Non‐compliance with COVID‐19 preventive behaviors was assessed on the following three behaviors: washing hands, wearing masks, and watching distance. We also included socio‐demographic characteristics, health behaviors, and COVID‐19‐related characteristics as covariates. Multiple logistic regression analyses were performed, and all statistical analyses were stratified by sex.
Results
The 70,693 participants included 29,736 men and 40,957 women. Notably, 2.3% of men and 4.2% of women had depression. Non‐compliance with washing hands was significantly higher in men than women (1.3% vs. 0.9%), whereas no significant differences were observed in wearing masks and watching distance. The adjusted logistic regression analysis showed that depression was positively associated with non‐compliance with washing hands and watching distance in both sexes. The association between depression and non‐compliance with wearing masks was significant only in women.
Conclusions
There was an association between depression and non‐compliance with COVID‐19 preventive behaviors in South Korean older adults. This signifies that health providers need to reduce depression to improve compliance with preventive behaviors in older adults.
“…Moreover, role ambiguity and absence of precise information regarding work goals leads to increased stress and weakened satisfaction (Cordes & Dougherty, 1993). Employees whose roles and responsibilities are not clear may not engage in creative initiatives (Aydin & Kaya, 2021;Dou et al, 2022). Evidence also indicates that teams which are exposed to stressors are less likely to perform creatively (Razinskas et al, 2022).…”
Section: Relating Hindrance Stressors With Creativity and Burnoutmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En este sentido, la ambigüedad de la función laboral y la ausencia de información precisa sobre las metas laborales producen un mayor nivel de estrés y menor nivel de satisfacción (Cordes & Dougherty, 1993). Los trabajadores cuya posición y responsabilidades no están definidas con claridad tienden a no participar en iniciativas creativas (Aydin & Kaya, 2021;Dou et al, 2022). La evidencia sugiere que los equipos que están expuestos a estresores son menos tendentes a desenvolverse con creatividad (Razinskas et al, 2022).…”
Section: La Vinculación De Los Estresores Obstáculo Con La Creativida...unclassified
Drawing on social exchange theory, this study investigated the impact of workplace stressors on creativity and job burnout among engineers. Moreover, it also investigated the conditional role of Islamic work ethics in the above relationships. For testing the hypotheses, data from 161 engineers and their respective managers were collected using a time-lagged approach from various organizations in Pakistan. Further, a structural equation modelling technique was utilized for testing the proposed relationships. The findings suggested a positive impact of challenge and hindrance stressors on employees' burnout. Moreover, challenge and hindrance stressors were found to have a negative impact on employees' creativity. Finally, the results supported a conditional role of Islamic work ethics in the relationships of challenge stressors with creativity and job burnout. While existing literature has focused on the work-related outcomes of workplace stressors, this research has simultaneously incorporated the role of work and non-work factors. Finally, the integration of Islamic work ethics provided a novel perspective for understanding how employees' values and beliefs facilitate effectively managing their behavioural and attitudinal outcomes, particularly under stressful circumstances.
RESUMENDesde el enfoque de la teoría de intercambio social, este estudio explora el impacto de los estresores laborales en la creatividad y el agotamiento laboral de los ingenieros. Asimismo, se investiga el rol condicionante de la ética laboral islámica en esas relaciones. Para probar las hipótesis, se recabaron datos de 161 ingenieros de diversas organizaciones empresariales en Pakistán ARTICLE HISTORY
“…Various factors were contributing to the panic atmosphere that started immediately after the first news about the health crisis (Nicomedes & Avila, 2020). Some of them were (1) the high transmission efficacy of the virus via asymptomatic individuals (Aydin & Kaya, 2021; Zhang et al, 2021), (2) limited knowledge regarding the nature, severity, and effects of the virus (Koh, Shah, et al, 2020; W. Zhang & Qian, 2020), (3) absence of approved pharmacological and medical solutions for the coronavirus infection at the time of beginning phase (Alvi et al, 2020; Sanders et al, 2020), and (4) mistrust in the formal sources of information regarding the origin and severity of the virus (Breakwell & Jaspal, 2021; Simione et al, 2021). Therefore, most of the systems shattered due to the unpreparedness of society for a sudden emergence of such a global crisis engulfing the economy, healthcare, logistics, education, business, and everyday life (Altig et al, 2020; Donthu & Gustafsson, 2020; Kapasia et al, 2020; Leung et al, 2021; Singh et al, 2021).…”
The present study aims to investigate the mediator role of educational stress in the relationship between intolerance to uncertainty and academic life satisfaction among teenagers. The sample consisted of 257 female and 202 male high school students with an average age of 16.03 (SD = 1.21) continuing their education in the spring semester of the 2020−2021 academic year in Turkey. The data were collected via an online survey. Analyses revealed that intolerance of uncertainty directly and indirectly via educational stress affects the academic life satisfaction of teenagers. Educational stress partially mediates the relationship. It was also found that the full mediation model has a good fit with the data. The academic life satisfaction of teenagers was harmed by their tendencies in tolerating the uncertainties they have been facing during the COVID‐19 pandemic and elevated levels of educational stress.
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