Abstract

The prevalence of COVID-19 has had a negative impact on psychological and social aspects such as anxiety and fear of spreading the virus, lack of social activities, family conflicts, boredom and stress. To meet these challenges, it is possible to use various strategies to reduce their negative impacts like relaxation, selfcontrol, problem solving, cognitive reconstruction, social support network development.

Highlights

  • The prevalence of COVID-19 has had a negative impact on psychological and social aspects such as anxiety and fear of spreading the virus, lack of social activities, family conflicts, boredom and stress

  • It is possible to use various strategies to reduce their negative impacts like relaxation, selfcontrol, problem solving, cognitive reconstruction, social support network development

  • Güzel P [5] indicated that the virus caused emotional and psycho-social effects on people who stay at home for some time due to the measures taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19 epidemic

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How to cite this article: El-Zraigat I*, Mubarak Alshammari. The Psychological and Social Effects of COVID-19 Outbreak and its Coping Strategies: An Overview and Personal Reflections. El-Zraigat I* and Mubarak Alshammari Department of counseling and special education, The University of Jordan, Amman, Jordan

An Overview
The Methodology
Fear and anxiety about the spread of the virus
Fear of stigma
Conflicts within the family
Boredom of the daily routine and frustration
Sleep disturbances
Social effects
Discussion and Recommendations
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