The relationship between social support and level of anxiety post recovery from COVID-19
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https://doi.org/10.35747/ph.v6i1.762Keywords:
anxiety, covid-19, social supportAbstract
Self-isolation on pandemic or activity restriction makes the social support’s level that accepted by society has decreased. People become individualism and avoid each other. People whose infected by COVID-19 often ostracized by the citizen because they are afraid of being infected. This study aim to see the correlation of social support and anxiety levels after recovering from COVID-19. There are 62 participants were got from purposive sampling technique. The result showed a negative correlation r = -0.748, where the higher the social support, the lower the level of stress experienced by the individual.
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