Coping in the Covid-19 pandemia: how different resources and strategies can be risk or protective factors to mental health in the Brazilian population.

Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine
Fernanda de Oliveira FerreiraPatrícia Martins de Freitas

Abstract

The present study's objective was to investigate the pandemic's impact on mental health and identify variables that can increase or decrease the chances of stress, anxiety, and depression, in both a sample with and one without self-reported mental health issues, in a Brazilian population. a cross-sectional quantitative study. Data were collected online in May and June of 2020. Participated 1130 adults between 18-78 years old (mean = 37.46 years, SD = 12.18), from 20 Brazilian states, with an average of 58.61 days (SD = 23.2) of social distancing. Depression, anxiety and stress symptoms, characterization of social distancing, and Coping strategies. A significantly higher prevalence of severe depression was found in those who practiced social distancing. Multinomial logistic regressions identified the explanatory model with risk and protection variables to mental health. For the group without a previous mental health diagnosis, using confrontation (OR = 1.39, CI95% 1.23-1.58) and escape strategies (OR = 1.48, CI95% 1.19-1.84) increases the odds of presenting severe depression, while positive reappraisal (OR = 0.85, IC95% 0.78-0.93) and problem-solving (OR = 0.75, CI95% 0.63--0.88) were protective factors. In the group with mental...Continue Reading

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