Publications by authors named "Si-Man Su"
Psychol Health Med
January 2022
Article Synopsis
- A study surveyed 1205 people in China during the COVID-19 pandemic to identify the prevalence and risk factors for uncertainty stress, finding that 45.3% reported high levels of stress.
- Key factors contributing to this uncertainty stress included anxiety, depressive symptoms, rural family residence, lack of support for epidemic control, worries about the pandemic, and health concerns for family members.
- Interestingly, while cognitive social capital and social networks were linked to lower stress levels, social participation was associated with higher uncertainty stress, suggesting the complexity of social factors in stressful situations.
