Thesis/Dissertation: Bc. Miroslav Čada: Predictors of anxiety and depression symptoms in psychology students during the covid-19 pandemic
Bachelor's thesis
Predictors of anxiety and depression symptoms in psychology students during the covid-19 pandemic
Prediktory úzkostných a depresivních symptomů u studentů psychologie v kontextu pandemie covidu-19
Abstract
Tato bakalářkská práce se zaobírá duševním zdravím v kontextu pandemie covidu-19. Dle dosavadního výzkumu má pandemie covidu-19 výrazné negativní dopady na duševní zdraví, a to zejména u vysokoškoláků. Hlavním cílem této bakalářské práce je zjistit, jaké charakteristiky studentů psychologie souvisí s u nich zjištěnou mírou deprese a úzkosti. Úvodem jsou pojednány deprese, úzkost, souvislosti pandemie …more
Abstract
This bachelor thesis focuses on mental health in the context of the covid-19 pandemic. As can be understood from the current state of literature, the covid-19 pandemic has profound negative impacts on mental healh, especially in university students. The main goal of this thesis is to explore which characteristics of psychology students are associated with their depression and anxiety levels. In the …more
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23/5/2021 16:25, Mgr. Martina Vyhnalová, Ph.D.
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