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Effects of the COVID-19 on the Motor Skills and Psychological State
Table 3 Continued from the previous page Category f f ()
After the illness, I felt that . . .
This entire situation with COVID is very stressful for me Not at all
A little
I’m not in the mood to socialize like i used to Enough
Absolutely
I feel more tension than before Not at all
A little
I am afraid of being infected again Enough
Absolutely
I feel fear and helplessness about this disease Not at all
A little
After the illness it is difficult for me to motivate for study, Enough
more than before Absolutely
Not at all
A little
Enough
Absolutely
Not at all
A little
Enough
Absolutely
Not at all
A little
Enough
Absolutely
or a reduction in their skills could lead to a decrease in self-efficacy. This could
lead to an increase in mental stress by causing negative self-evaluation and
negative thoughts (Nouwen et al. 2009).
Some 29 of the respondents reported having a lot of problems concen-
trating, or that they have a significantly impaired ability to concentrate. That
they have significant problems finding motivation to study was reported by
10 of the respondents. Trouble sleeping after the coronavirus disease was
reported by 31 of the respondents, of which 14 reported sleeping less
than before, while 17 reported sleeping more than before the disease. More
than one half of the respondents (56) did not lose their desire to socialize,
29 of the respondents felt a small change, while 16 of the participants
feel that they are significantly less in the mood to socialize than before. Con-
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Table 3 Continued from the previous page Category f f ()
After the illness, I felt that . . .
This entire situation with COVID is very stressful for me Not at all
A little
I’m not in the mood to socialize like i used to Enough
Absolutely
I feel more tension than before Not at all
A little
I am afraid of being infected again Enough
Absolutely
I feel fear and helplessness about this disease Not at all
A little
After the illness it is difficult for me to motivate for study, Enough
more than before Absolutely
Not at all
A little
Enough
Absolutely
Not at all
A little
Enough
Absolutely
Not at all
A little
Enough
Absolutely
or a reduction in their skills could lead to a decrease in self-efficacy. This could
lead to an increase in mental stress by causing negative self-evaluation and
negative thoughts (Nouwen et al. 2009).
Some 29 of the respondents reported having a lot of problems concen-
trating, or that they have a significantly impaired ability to concentrate. That
they have significant problems finding motivation to study was reported by
10 of the respondents. Trouble sleeping after the coronavirus disease was
reported by 31 of the respondents, of which 14 reported sleeping less
than before, while 17 reported sleeping more than before the disease. More
than one half of the respondents (56) did not lose their desire to socialize,
29 of the respondents felt a small change, while 16 of the participants
feel that they are significantly less in the mood to socialize than before. Con-
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