Association between knowledge and depression at rising time of COVID-19 in Bangladesh

• DOI: 10.11591/ijphs.v10i2.20642
• Publication Date: 2021-03-31T05:25:53Z
• Authors: Sharmin Akhtar; Rubel Ahmed; Arnaba Saha Chaity; Mutasim Billah
• Keywords: Depression; Pandemic; Association (psychology)

Novel coronavirus (nCoV) has created a new challenging situation all over the world. In Bangladesh, people are facing some difficulties to response emergencies. There so many who lacking of proper quarantine information and knowledge about prevention practices towards disease 2019 (COVID-19). COVID-19 an experience mental disorder like depression, anxiety, stress. Although social media, newspaper, news, television focused on this issue, still there is be needed identify psychological effects negative impact our mind behavioral changes during lockdown. An online survey 248 respondents was conducted between April, 15 2020 May, 2020. The aim study assess relationship higher public regarding safety measures depression among adult population Bangladesh This correlation level health condition depression. About 50% were felt high after first announcement lockdown in Bangladesh. Approximately stated that their locality panicked, not panicked 26.21% probability getting panic 23.79% due had gathered precautions associated with