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COVID-19: A Psychosocial Perspective
Syed Hassan Raza
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, Wajiha Haq
, Muhammad Sajjad
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Academy of Geography, Sociology and International Studies
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COVID-19
100%
Psychosocial Perspective
100%
Life Satisfaction
50%
Lockdown
50%
Pakistan
33%
Parental Education
33%
Government Media
16%
Online Survey
16%
High Prevalence
16%
World Health Organization
16%
Highly Educated
16%
Job Satisfaction
16%
Social Impact
16%
Psychological Impact
16%
Declare
16%
Snowball Sampling
16%
Food Storage
16%
Student Samples
16%
Working Professionals
16%
Working Students
16%
Male child
16%
Parental Age
16%
Psychological Experiment
16%
Social Insurance
16%
Mood Swings
16%
National Lockdown
16%
Psychosocial Effects
16%
Mental Health Satisfaction
16%
World Economic Forum
16%
Female child
16%
Mental Life
16%
Stress Beliefs
16%
Clerics
16%
Social Sciences
COVID-19
100%
Lockdown
66%
Life Satisfaction
50%
Pakistan
33%
Parental Education
33%
Cross-Sectional Study
16%
Online Survey
16%
Mental Health
16%
Mood Swing
16%
Education
16%
Prevalence
16%
Psychology
COVID-19
100%
Life Satisfaction
50%
Mental Health
16%
World Health Organization
16%
World Economic Forum
16%
Mood swings
16%
Pandemic
16%