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trigram	frequency
as well as	191
during the covid	173
in order to	147
the relationship between	142
the role of	128
the impact of	119
in this study	118
of the covid	115
due to the	109
the present study	100
in terms of	96
related to the	90
one of the	80
psychological impact of	79
the current study	77
in line with	76
the effect of	76
in the present	75
higher levels of	75
of the pandemic	75
the general population	73
impact of covid	70
during the pandemic	68
based on the	68
impact of the	67
on the other	65
of life education	65
the risk of	65
to the covid	64
such as the	64
the psychological impact	63
quality of life	62
the perception of	61
to participate in	61
the use of	60
more likely to	59
the number of	59
the importance of	58
fear of covid	58
in accordance with	57
front psychol doi	57
the other hand	57
the effects of	55
anxiety and depression	55
the results of	54
the case of	51
review of the	51
in relation to	50
perceived severity of	50
contributed to the	50
according to the	49
the study of	48
the context of	48
well as the	48
of anxiety and	47
high levels of	47
the fear of	47
in the current	47
severity of covid	47
the mental health	46
associated with the	46
of the participants	46
written informed consent	45
emotional coping style	45
the development of	45
severe acute respiratory	44
acute respiratory syndrome	44
the influence of	44
the united states	43
the fact that	43
a total of	43
the spread of	43
the absence of	43
mental health problems	43
a systematic review	42
of the study	42
distribution or reproduction	41
in the context	41
the presence of	41
the family environment	40
most of the	40
in the study	40
fear of expatriation	40
in this case	40
consent to participate	39
of positive psychology	39
participate in this	39
an increase in	38
world health organization	38
at the same	38
of the sample	37
in the case	37
to engage in	37
it has been	37
included in the	37
because of the	37
it is important	37
compared to the	37
the lack of	37
spread of the	37
brooks et al	37
the same time	36
version of the	36
approved by the	36
informed consent to	36
reviewed and approved	36
individual differences in	36
a series of	36
of this study	36
was conducted in	36
the experience of	36
affected by the	35
with respect to	35
part of the	35
and approved by	35
of this article	34
frontiers in psychology	34
authors contributed to	33
not at all	33
and approved the	33
to deal with	33
in psychology www	33
risk of infection	33
in response to	32
in this sense	32
of the present	32
fears of existence	32
phan et al	32
there is a	31
showed that the	31
related circumstantial changes	31
response to the	31
and fear of	31
the majority of	31
the two groups	31
effect of the	31
in hong kong	31
in the absence	31
the research was	30
and in the	30
all authors contributed	30
and fears of	30
this study was	30
the medical staff	30
is important to	30
at the time	30
wang et al	30
participants provided their	30
and depressive symptoms	30
conducted in the	29
the novel coronavirus	29
the article and	29
involving human participants	29
human participants were	29
the level of	29
and mental health	29
by the authors	29
the time of	29
as a result	29
to assess the	29
studies involving human	29
their written informed	29
were reviewed and	29
provided their written	29
participants were reviewed	29
research was conducted	29
in the first	29
the studies involving	29
of medical staff	28
the submitted version	28
of the most	28
mental health and	28
the nature of	28
mental health of	28
the raw data	28
terms of the	28
approved the submitted	28
analysis of the	28
of depressive symptoms	28
that could be	28
in the united	28
was used to	28
a sample of	28
the perceived severity	28
the possibility of	28
focused on the	28
that the research	27
available by the	27
will be made	27
a review of	27
the study was	27
be made available	27
trust in public	27
a function of	27
without undue reservation	27
made available by	27
article will be	27
data supporting the	27
the outbreak of	27
raw data supporting	27
this article will	27
supporting the conclusions	26
and that the	26
junior high school	26
physical and psychological	26
can be found	26
on mental health	26
as a function	26
of the manuscript	26
patients participants provided	26
the patients participants	26
of the virus	26
the conclusions of	26
results of the	26
levels of stress	26
point likert scale	26
article and approved	26
to the article	26
symptoms of anxiety	26
there was no	26
in which the	26
impact of quarantine	26
conclusions of this	26
the pandemic and	25
line with the	25
results showed that	25
the perspective of	25
nature of the	25
conflict of interest	25
is associated with	25
by the covid	25
of mental health	25
the design of	25
differences in the	25
risk perception and	25
between the two	25
the need for	25
years of age	25
be able to	24
in public authorities	24
were asked to	24
declare that the	24
pandemic consumption willingness	24
we found that	24
authors declare that	24
accordance with the	24
levels of anxiety	24
perception of the	24
of the current	24
in addition to	24
as a potential	24
the authors declare	24
the quality of	24
the need to	24
effects of the	24
perception of risk	24
are more likely	24
mental health care	23
and emergency workers	23
of any commercial	23
a potential conflict	23
is one of	23
lower levels of	23
it is possible	23
relationships that could	23
was carried out	23
absence of any	23
financial relationships that	23
risk of developing	23
high school students	23
or financial relationships	23
it should be	23
in the early	23
high level of	23
for this study	23
related to covid	23
commercial or financial	23
prevention and control	23
not comply with	23
be construed as	23
healthcare and emergency	23
of quarantine and	23
could be construed	23
around the world	23
some of the	23
of psychological distress	23
construed as a	23
the association between	23
potential conflict of	23
the severe acute	23
any commercial or	23
during the quarantine	23
which does not	23
of the population	23
due to covid	23
the coronavirus disease	23
with accepted academic	22
refers to the	22
accordance with accepted	22
of the epidemic	22
in this journal	22
reproduction is permitted	22
dangerous working conditions	22
in the future	22
relationship between the	22
study on the	22
or reproduction is	22
between and years	22
can be seen	22
does not comply	22
in our sample	22
of this research	22
comply with these	22
on the one	22
journal is cited	22
accepted academic practice	22
on the psychological	22
to investigate the	22
there was a	22
is permitted which	22
with these terms	22
this journal is	22
in the general	22
from the perspective	22
in the covid	22
family environment and	22
after the pandemic	22
permitted which does	22
each of the	22
health care workers	22
a number of	21
the sars outbreak	21
in the same	21
social distancing and	21
with higher scores	21
shown in table	21
of the general	21
relation to the	21
general population in	21
depending on the	21
in this regard	21
it can be	21
impact on the	21
the end of	21
of the time	21
the original publication	21
original publication in	21
in the face	21
the one hand	21
this is an	21
extent to which	21
phase of the	21
the prefrontal cortex	21
scale ranging from	21
to evaluate the	21
for the study	21
the extent to	21
in other words	21
publication in this	21
are credited and	20
study of life	20
and how to	20
a lack of	20
credited and that	20
traumatic stress disorder	20
infected with covid	20
in the workplace	20
psychosocial safety climate	20
caused by the	20
that the original	20
the face of	20
the beginning of	20
depression and anxiety	20
being able to	20
the original author	20
positively associated with	20
in the field	20
the implementation of	20
living in a	20
to analyze the	20
to cope with	20
health and well	20
to explore the	20
doctors and nurses	19
other forums is	19
were more likely	19
the purpose of	19
worries and fears	19
to be a	19
we did not	19
reproduction in other	19
study was to	19
of the evidence	19
article distributed under	19
the hypothesized model	19
and social distancing	19
between oi and	19
the most affected	19
of the coronavirus	19
the higher the	19
and quality of	19
or reproduction in	19
that it is	19
distributed under the	19
with higher levels	19
of social distancing	19
positive and negative	19
under the terms	19
an online survey	19
of data collection	19
the copyright owner	19
the terms of	19
creative commons attribution	19
medical staff during	19
in our study	19
commons attribution license	19
provided the original	19
participants were asked	19
the creative commons	19
of the creative	19
and the copyright	19
forums is permitted	19
due to their	19
in other forums	19
related worries and	19
likely to be	19
of life tedium	18
factors associated with	18
of the disease	18
design of the	18
organizational citizenship behavior	18
changes in the	18
mediating role of	18
is possible that	18
perceived control over	18
during the lockdown	18
and it is	18
access article distributed	18
from to years	18
the h n	18
of workplace aggression	18
gender differences in	18
child attachment and	18
right pars triangularis	18
the amount of	18
contribution to the	18
of the respondents	18
engagement in health	18
was associated with	18
of life and	18
of the medical	18
it is also	18
to test the	18
to reduce it	18
psychological effects of	18
psychological distress and	18
the ability to	18
negative emotion and	18
is an open	18
by means of	18
rapid review of	18
in previous studies	18
experience of life	18
information about the	18
a sense of	18
it is not	17
confidence in the	17
stage of the	17
of the questionnaire	17
total number of	17
the training group	17
be associated with	17
of the literature	17
the study and	17
participate in the	17
of institutional trust	17
to identify the	17
control over time	17
the most important	17
a result of	17
how to reduce	17
mental health outcomes	17
to be able	17
in this context	17
of individual differences	17
liu et al	17
be due to	17
at risk of	17
quarantine and how	17
of stress and	17
the survey was	17
that life education	17
have shown that	17
a high level	17
houran et al	17
of the italian	17
a person to	17
higher level of	17
committee of the	17
of optimal best	16
found in the	16
who did not	16
participants in the	16
of a pandemic	16
life education is	16
of the work	16
were used to	16
a longitudinal study	16
to examine the	16
the big five	16
for each of	16
the participants were	16
was related to	16
has shown that	16
the paradigm of	16
the consequences of	16
mental health status	16
the achievement of	16
systematic review and	16
is likely to	16
in the second	16
a range of	16
paradigm of positive	16
lai et al	16
the prevalence of	16
deal with the	16
t to t	16
are exposed to	16
the period of	16
among the general	16
to comply with	16
life and death	16
the mediating role	16
during the first	16
their ability to	16
the world health	16
physical activity and	16
perceived dangerous working	16
as shown in	16
which in turn	16
of the sars	16
of psychological well	16
risk factor for	16
low levels of	16
studies have shown	16
from t to	16
to reduce the	16
led to a	16
the th of	16
and psychological well	16
it would be	16
study of the	16
role in the	16
consistent with the	15
european centre for	15
centre for disease	15
with regard to	15
the italian population	15
higher scores indicating	15
provided by the	15
teachers in spain	15
that prosocial responsibility	15
of physical activity	15
respiratory syndrome coronavirus	15
be related to	15
posttraumatic stress disorder	15
research on the	15
the university of	15
the adoption of	15
for disease prevention	15
lee et al	15
of the quarantine	15
context of the	15
of public health	15
staff during the	15
the characteristics of	15
stay at home	15
shown in figure	15
tedium during the	15
appears to be	15
significantly associated with	15
data from the	15
found to be	15
the levels of	15
need to be	15
point of view	15
to have a	15
analog risk task	15
the degree of	15
stages of the	15
during the early	15
to adapt to	15
the italian government	15
life tedium during	15
as a consequence	15
of university students	15
the united kingdom	15
balloon analog risk	15
disease prevention and	15
areas of the	15
children during the	15
focus on the	15
to contain the	15
and emotional coping	15
the concept of	15
social identity theory	15
after controlling for	15
associated with a	15
to determine the	14
in the last	14
the relationships between	14
supplementary material for	14
the age of	14
anxiety and depressive	14
it is the	14
results show that	14
of fear of	14
of organizational identification	14
in light of	14
observed in the	14
of this pandemic	14
and for the	14
less likely to	14
of trust in	14
with the covid	14
the med group	14
during the sars	14
of the world	14
in the survey	14
of novel coronavirus	14
are reported in	14
pars triangularis reactivity	14
parents and children	14
of prosocial responsibility	14
declaration of helsinki	14
between the family	14
during the initial	14
differences between the	14
study aimed to	14
living in the	14
medical staff in	14
this is the	14
at the beginning	14
the results showed	14
to the pandemic	14
with mental health	14
th of march	14
regulatory emotional self	14
there were no	14
in the most	14
this study is	14
the field of	14
be considered as	14
jiao et al	14
positive attitude toward	14
ta and sa	14
high in oi	14
review and meta	14
of the university	14
children and adolescents	14
by the government	14
is an important	14
were associated with	14
ethics committee of	14
it is a	14
carried out in	14
the general public	14
outbreak of covid	14
secondary traumatic stress	14
for medical staff	14
walton et al	14
is related to	14
the course of	14
number of patients	14
fear of the	14
this is a	14
the correlation between	13
of the psychological	13
in risk perception	13
majority of the	13
among health care	13
not required for	13
of academic self	13
during the confinement	13
on a five	13
healthcare workers during	13
compared to those	13
appear to be	13
purpose in life	13
the symptoms of	13
has been shown	13
based on their	13
to the data	13
in the past	13
in northern italy	13
schofield et al	13
early stages of	13
results of study	13
psychological distress among	13
function of covid	13
the psychological well	13
of response inhibition	13
of the main	13
systematic review of	13
from limited activities	13
was not required	13
of social isolation	13
characteristics of the	13
between neuroticism and	13
the previous study	13
wu et al	13
to measure the	13
in the previous	13
and coping strategies	13
were in their	13
during the epidemic	13
overview of the	13
it is necessary	13
the onset of	13
as a mediator	13
that they are	13
attitude toward hfs	13
the theory of	13
the rest of	13
to be more	13
the effectiveness of	13
and depression in	13
health care for	13
the teaching of	13
high risk of	13
we believe that	13
of the lockdown	13
a previous study	13
end of the	13
of the survey	13
understanding of the	13
about the covid	13
and the psychological	13
it is worth	13
the sense of	13
seems to be	13
found that the	13
that they were	13
reported in table	13
the management of	13
the probability of	13
tajfel and turner	13
the aim of	13
risk factors for	13
the psychological effects	13
positively correlated with	13
and perceived dangerous	13
such as a	13
no significant differences	13
the total number	13
the type of	13
is composed of	13
may be more	13
table shows the	13
is based on	13
the supplementary material	13
organizational identification and	13
indicated that the	13
that can be	13
related quality of	13
of the data	13
relationship between neuroticism	13
the health group	13
child and mother	13
level of education	13
are shown in	13
the total score	13
to prevent the	13
worth noting that	12
online health information	12
different types of	12
perception of academic	12
the form of	12
with reference to	12
at the end	12
for the covid	12
is necessary to	12
beginning of the	12
chen et al	12
this study are	12
phases of the	12
the dimensions of	12
and associated factors	12
to the current	12
to support the	12
this type of	12
in the country	12
on the mental	12
highly identified employees	12
of the relationship	12
closely related to	12
aged between and	12
fact that the	12
in the sample	12
the psychosocial risks	12
higher scores in	12
into their own	12
been found to	12
wiseman et al	12
a higher risk	12
and lockdown measures	12
is worth noting	12
of the health	12
in the form	12
the scale has	12
with a higher	12
by the pandemic	12
their own hands	12
during the outbreak	12
physical and mental	12
time of data	12
were able to	12
for mental health	12
with a lower	12
studies on the	12
a higher level	12
be used to	12
the declaration of	12
be seen in	12
the health and	12
in a similar	12
members of the	12
weeks of the	12
workers during the	12
the process of	12
there is no	12
found online at	12
study was conducted	12
higher risk of	12
internalizing and externalizing	12
on the relationship	12
the sample was	12
of patients treated	12
a state of	12
the data collection	12
a consequence of	12
in their s	12
and the general	12
been shown to	12
life education in	12
most affected by	12
emotion and emotional	12
the literature on	12
data were collected	12
theory of mind	12
structural equation modeling	12
a set of	12
to compare the	12
no significant difference	12
bish and michie	12
than those who	12
the evolution of	12
response inhibition training	12
of the perceived	12
previous studies on	12
be found online	12
reported that they	12
during a pandemic	12
made a substantial	12
factors during the	11
may be due	11
worrying and fears	11
a study of	11
a study on	11
with the local	11
levels of depressive	11
for this article	11
employees in the	11
this study has	11
behavior during the	11
is in line	11
could not be	11
for this reason	11
were included in	11
of coronavirus disease	11
dark side of	11
levels of institutional	11
environment and the	11
wise et al	11
not appear to	11
of the national	11
defined as the	11
caused by covid	11
the relevance of	11
the ethics committee	11
in the italian	11
to understand the	11
validity of the	11
the dimension of	11
pandemic in the	11
the analysis of	11
present study is	11
was approved by	11
the basis of	11
the indirect effect	11
to provide a	11
the months before	11
with a high	11
of the situation	11
psychometric properties of	11
distancing and lockdown	11
line with previous	11
material for this	11
middle east respiratory	11
also found that	11
teachers in mexico	11
and south italy	11
to go out	11
the dark side	11
linked to the	11
adhere to the	11
with high levels	11
is consistent with	11
previous studies have	11
east respiratory syndrome	11
which is the	11
dealing with the	11
medical staff and	11
the attribution of	11
the start of	11
people who are	11
due to a	11
consequences of the	11
of social support	11
achievement of optimal	11
employees high in	11
be noted that	11
to leave their	11
did not differ	11
the closure of	11
the objective of	11
fear and disgust	11
a period of	11
from north italy	11
significant differences were	11
on healthcare workers	11
with lower levels	11
and social support	11
the health emergency	11
important intellectual content	11
during the last	11
previous research has	11
used to assess	11
yam et al	11
public health emergency	11
reactivity in the	11
this article can	11
the current pandemic	11
trust in the	11
the nao robot	11
shown that the	11
likert scale from	11
the control group	11
li et al	11
for the development	11
attachment and self	11
before and after	11
a public health	11
with the pandemic	11
naseer et al	11
that there was	11
statistically significant differences	11
mental states to	11
the department of	11
who do not	11
an important role	11
on the contrary	11
number of children	11
for important intellectual	11
by the italian	11
tendency to avoid	11
model with covariates	11
the early stages	11
the dependent variable	11
initial stage of	11
the initial stage	11
period of time	11
is concerned with	11
results suggest that	11
staff in alds	11
an effect on	11
the image of	11
article can be	11
involved in the	11
and institutional requirements	11
in times of	11
it will be	11
legislation and institutional	11
has also been	11
mental health in	11
relationship between oi	11
fetzer et al	11
in the relationship	11
in emergency situations	11
rest of the	10
boredom from limited	10
of the first	10
as in the	10
important role in	10
can be used	10
those who were	10
trust in institutions	10
of contracting the	10
compared to a	10
china during the	10
than half of	10
schofield and butterworth	10
was measured with	10
the likelihood of	10
early weeks of	10
pointed out that	10
the introduction of	10
based on a	10
to improve their	10
is the most	10
of the public	10
are in line	10
the protection of	10
hawryluck et al	10
the current situation	10
of the risk	10
participants who were	10
to mental health	10
to strongly agree	10
lead to a	10
most affected regions	10
effect on the	10
and the experience	10
the tendency to	10
correlated with the	10
fear of infection	10
a history of	10
the prevention and	10
immediate psychological responses	10
any qualified researcher	10
to an increase	10
to adhere to	10
impact of this	10
toward public authorities	10
the state of	10
an analysis of	10
a protective factor	10
behavioral and emotional	10
did not have	10
were required to	10
a way to	10
cohen et al	10
emotions and thoughts	10
beliefs about the	10
the results show	10
a novel coronavirus	10
used for the	10
the idea that	10
of young people	10
objective of this	10
the quarantine hotel	10
local legislation and	10
this research is	10
being exposed to	10
suggested that the	10
in which they	10
factors such as	10
experienced as a	10
prior to the	10
there has been	10
on a likert	10
with an average	10
even though the	10
in the child	10
to be considered	10
pandemic and the	10
justice into their	10
qiu et al	10
some studies have	10
the local legislation	10
the interpretation of	10
image of the	10
attention to the	10
aware of the	10
significant difference in	10
leppin and aro	10
supported by the	10
to do so	10
to stay at	10
mental health during	10
negative impact on	10
and consequences of	10
a similar vein	10
as a way	10
psychological responses and	10
used as a	10
to any qualified	10
psychological impact on	10
relative to the	10
of anxiety in	10
analyzed the data	10
in china during	10
likely to have	10
and after the	10
its impact on	10
context of a	10
the structure of	10
in the literature	10
respect to the	10
social distancing measures	10
with military experience	10
a lot of	10
outbreak in china	10
the online survey	10
associated with higher	10
spread of covid	10
of the model	10
zhu et al	10
participants from north	10
the early weeks	10
and secondary trauma	10
in the months	10
no statistically significant	10
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