Covid19 effects on human life

Abstract

Due to the long time since the onset of the pandemic and various aspects of the outbreak of Covid-19, in this paper, the effects of these changes on the psychosocial health of the community are discussed. Present study aims to investigate some of the effects of the pandemic on mental health and social relationships. Here, we examined the relationship between changes in intimacy, motivation and vitality at different times, the process of adaptation to this crisis, compliance with health protocols after vaccination, etc. during the pandemic. This research was conducted on a randomly-selected statistical population of 500 people with an age group of at least 10 years in the form of 363 written field questionnaires and 137 online questionnaires. The data was analyzed using IBM SPSS statistical software. According to the results of the relationship between the data, we found that the number of currently motivated women (65% of the female population) is higher than that of men, even compared to the early days of onset. We also found that a decrease in intimacy in older people was generally more seen compared to younger ages.