-which causes ⬇️

Psychological: heightened stress and anxiety. Also, difficulty to cope academically due to lack of motivation.

-Resulting to ⬇️

Biological: affects physical health such as Insomnia.

psychological factors: News of increasing infection rates and mortality could increase anxiety and uncertainty when it came to future prospects (career, education, etc.).

Social factors: The consumption of negative news regarding COVID-19 has a profound psychological impact on teenagers; constant consumption of negative media could reinforce feelings of helplessness and doom.

• Decreased communication could increase chances of people with already poor mental health "spiraling" due to lack of alternate perspectives

• People who caught covid were often avoided which could make them feel even more isolated and detached from society

• Lesser opportunities for outdoor recreation and hobbies would encourage an increase in social media use and online activities such as gaming and streaming, which could lead to addiction

• An increase in digital communication could create a rift between youths and older generations who are not as technologically literate, especially distant relatives not living with them

• Lesser face to face interactions with friends (especially impactful when screen time is monitored by parents)

• May have contributed to the increase of social media usage. (Possibly leading to addiction)

Psycho:

• Might feel emotionally detached from the world (Possibly losing a sense of self identity)

• Reliance to social media even after the pandemic may cause youths to fully trust and rely on social media

Biological:

• People who are unhappy/ sad might recover at a slower pace.

-Unhealthy familial relationships that makes talking about mental heath difficult

-family / community that is unequipped for mental health topics

-excessive irresponsible social media use

-lack of good development / upbringing that causes lack of confidence

- lack of community(not other youths) support / facilities

- stigma

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• more lethargic

• feeling ill

socially:

• less face-to-face contact with friends (those who are reliant on it suffer the most)

• people either being more or less responsible about their hygiene (masking, social distancing, cleaning frequently)

• people getting more hooked onto social media to substitute social interactions

• people who were quarantined with their dysfunctional family had to put up with them

psychologically:

• increased levels of anxiety (fear of contracting covid, fear mongering,death rates)

• increased loneliness and less perceived social support

• people who were quarantined in unhealthy environments developed higher level of stress

• losing concept of time due to the pocket of quarantine

• people gained more motivation to try new things or hobbies

• people who were aversed to social interaction went through less stress than their normal lives

Irregular daily routine: Staying active at night and sleeping during the day.

•Psycological

Becoming undisciplined: Poor planning of homework and daily life, lacking clear schedules for when to do tasks.

•Social

Falling behind in studies: Due to COVID-19, students could only attend online classes at home, making it hard to concentrate, reducing learning efficiency, and causing academic delays.