Risk perception, perceived government coping validity, and individual sleep problems in the early stage of the covid-19 pandemic in china: mediation analysis based on negative emotions

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Negative emotions such as anxiety and 3 of 15 depression among the public during the pandemic had a significant negative impact on sleep; a study from the Netherlands found that people with good sleep quality had anxiety and other negative emotions, and the sleep quality took a turn for the worse after the outbreak of COVID-19. A cross-sectional study from Morocco confirmed that during the COVID-19 pandemic, the incidence of sleep disorders, anxiety, and depression was higher, and sleep quality decreased significantly; it also confirmed that an incorrect understanding of sleep . . .

 



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