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Effects of the COVID-19 on the Motor Skills and Psychological State
Table 2 Descriptive Statistics Describing the Level of Loss of Motor Skills
among the Female Students during the Coronavirus
Motor ability Category f f ()
I lost strength
Not at all
I lost speed A little
Enough
I lost endurance Absolutely
Not at all
I felt weak A little
Enough
I returned in the form i had before the covid, after Absolutely
(answers are in weeks): Not at all
A little
Enough
Absolutely
Not at all
A little
Enough
Absolutely
More
Based on the responses provided by the female students, we could conclude
that more than one half of the respondents reported losing crucial motor
skills while they were ill, including strength (58) and endurance (50). Ir-
respective of the fact that a great many of those surveyed (88) only had
a symptomatic or mild case of the coronavirus disease, 52 reported feel-
ing quite exhausted. On the one hand, the fact that most of the respondents
made a full recovery after 4 weeks is encouraging, while on the other it is
worrisome that 9 of them reported that they have not made a full recovery
one year later.
Based on the responses provided to the 12 posed questions (table 3), it
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Table 2 Descriptive Statistics Describing the Level of Loss of Motor Skills
among the Female Students during the Coronavirus
Motor ability Category f f ()
I lost strength
Not at all
I lost speed A little
Enough
I lost endurance Absolutely
Not at all
I felt weak A little
Enough
I returned in the form i had before the covid, after Absolutely
(answers are in weeks): Not at all
A little
Enough
Absolutely
Not at all
A little
Enough
Absolutely
More
Based on the responses provided by the female students, we could conclude
that more than one half of the respondents reported losing crucial motor
skills while they were ill, including strength (58) and endurance (50). Ir-
respective of the fact that a great many of those surveyed (88) only had
a symptomatic or mild case of the coronavirus disease, 52 reported feel-
ing quite exhausted. On the one hand, the fact that most of the respondents
made a full recovery after 4 weeks is encouraging, while on the other it is
worrisome that 9 of them reported that they have not made a full recovery
one year later.
Based on the responses provided to the 12 posed questions (table 3), it
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