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DETERMINING THE LEVELS OF FEAR WITH THE COVID-19 PADEMIC OF THE PEOPLE AT SOME PROVINCES IN VIETNAM
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Objective: Determining the leVel of fear with the COVID-19 pandemiC through online responses of Vietnamese people at some proVinCes in Vietnam. Subjects and research methods: A Cross - seCtional desCriptiVe study on 383 adult Vietnamese people at some proVinCes in Vietnam. Results: The majority of partiCipants are aged between 18-24 years old (47.3%), 45% are single, unmarried, 76.5% male. The aVerage sCore of CoVid-19 fear reaChed 7.37 ±
2.6 (on a sCale of 10). The mean sCore of fear of liVing during the COVID-19 pandemiC is 23.73 ± 6.7, the aVerage sCore of loss of Control during the pandemiC is
28.24 ± 9.7 (60 point sCale); The aVerage sCore of anxiety and depression is 5.99±2.43 (sCale of 16). Conclusion: The CoVid-19 pandemiC has Caused a Certain fear among people. Therefore, it is neCessary to take timely measures to guide, eduCate and help people to oVerCome the pandemiC without suffering muCh psyChologiCal effeCts.
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CoVid - 19, people, fear.
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