Examining the role of stress and perceived stress in ambiguity tolerance and the mental well-being of those who have recovered from Covid-19

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IOI Code : XEEG-HAKEK
Publication : First National Congress of Neuroscience and Psychology Studies(cnps.ir)
Abstract :
    Background and purpose: The increasing spread of the Covid-19 disease causes serious damage to people s life, financial and psychological resources. The purpose of the current research was to investigate the role of corona anxiety and perceived stress based on ambiguity tolerance and psychological well-being of those who have recovered from Covid-19. Method: The present research method was descriptive. The statistical population included all the recoveries of Covid-19, from which 200 people were selected using the available sampling method. To collect data, Alipour et al. s Corona Anxiety Questionnaires (2018), Cohen et al. s (1983) Perceived Stress, McLevin s Ambiguity Tolerance (1993) and Riff s Psychological Well-Being (1989) questionnaires were used. The statistical method used in this research was using spss software version 22, dispersion indices, correlation matrices, regression coefficients and path analysis. Findings: Corona anxiety predicted uncertainty tolerance and psychological well-being in an inverse and significant way in recovered patients of Covid-19. It also predicted perceived stress, tolerance of uncertainty and psychological well-being of recovered patients of Covid-19 in a reverse and significant way. Conclusion: The results showed that Corona anxiety and perceived stress can predict ambiguity tolerance and psychological well-being of those who have recovered from Covid-19.

Keywords : corona anxiety perceived stress uncertainty tolerance psychological well being covid 19