Staying at Home Only, Mental Health of 54% of Indonesians Declines

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Dimas Jarot Bayu 23/10/2020 10:50 WIB

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The mental health of a significant portion of Indonesian society deteriorated during the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic while confined to their homes.

Mental Health of Indonesian People at Home During the Corona Pandemic

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Mental Health of Indonesian People at Home During the Corona Pandemic

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Efforts to curb the COVID-19 pandemic by staying at home have been shown to affect mental health. A survey by research firm Ipsos revealed that 45% of respondents in Indonesia reported frequently feeling sad due to staying home during the coronavirus pandemic.

Nine percent of respondents stated they always felt sad due to staying home during the pandemic. Forty-two percent reported no change in their mental health while staying home, while 8% said they were happier staying home during the pandemic.

Editor : Muhammad Ahsan Ridhoi

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