Atmospheric chemistry and physics,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
21(24), С. 18227 - 18245
Опубликована: Дек. 16, 2021
Questions
about
how
emissions
are
changing
during
the
COVID-19
lockdown
periods
cannot
be
answered
by
observations
of
atmospheric
trace
gas
concentrations
alone,
in
part
due
to
simultaneous
changes
transport,
emissions,
dynamics,
photochemistry,
and
chemical
feedback.
A
transport
model
simulation
benefiting
from
a
multi-species
inversion
framework
using
well-characterized
should
differentiate
those
influences
enabling
closely
examine
emissions.
Accordingly,
we
jointly
constrain
NO
x
VOC
TROPOspheric
Monitoring
Instrument
(TROPOMI)
HCHO
NO2
columns
months
March,
April,
May
2020
(lockdown)
2019
(baseline).
We
observe
noticeable
decline
magnitude
March
(14
%-31
%)
several
major
cities
including
Paris,
London,
Madrid,
Milan,
expanding
further
Rome,
Brussels,
Frankfurt,
Warsaw,
Belgrade,
Kyiv,
Moscow
(34
%-51
April.
However,
remain
at
somewhat
similar
values
or
even
higher
some
portions
UK,
Poland,
compared
baseline,
possibly
timeline
restrictions.
Comparisons
against
surface
monitoring
stations
indicate
that
constrained
underrepresents
reduction
NO2.
This
underrepresentation
correlates
with
TROPOMI
frequency
impacted
cloudiness.
During
month
when
ample
samples
present,
reductions
occurring
polluted
areas
described
fairly
well
(model:
-21
±
17
%,
observation:
-29
21
%).
The
observational
constraint
on
is
found
generally
weak
except
for
lower
latitudes.
Results
support
an
increase
ozone
lockdown.
In
features
reasonable
agreement
maximum
daily
8
h
average
(MDA8)
observed
(r
=
0.43),
specifically
over
central
Europe
where
enhancements
prevail
+3.73
3.94
+
1.79
ppbv,
+7.35
11.27
+3.76
ppbv).
suggests
physical
processes
(dry
deposition,
advection,
diffusion)
decrease
MDA8
same
-4.83
while
production
rates
dampened
largely
negative
JNO2[NO2]-kNO+O3[NO][O3]
become
less
negative,
leading
+5.89
ppbv.
Experiments
involving
fixed
anthropogenic
suggest
meteorology
contributes
42
%
enhancement
region
remaining
(58
coming
illustrate
capability
satellite
data
precursors
help
models
capture
induced
abrupt
emission
anomalies.
Psychology Research and Behavior Management,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
Volume 16, С. 431 - 446
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2023
Purpose:
International
students
are
highly
vulnerable
to
the
risk
of
mental
health
worsening
before
and
during
pandemic
(COVID-19).
This
study
investigated
international
students'
pre-
post-pandemic
Methods:
It
is
a
longitudinal
study,
data
were
collected
online,
pre-pandemic
(N
=
470)
420).
Using
random
sampling
technique,
self-administered
questionnaire
was
used
measure
health,
including
depression
anxiety.
Results:
Findings
show
that
good
in
pre-pandemic.
Meanwhile,
found
be
more
depressed
anxious
pandemic.
also
phase,
young
mainly
females'
worsened.
Conclusion:
concluded
problems
alarming,
so
university
should
provide
psychological
services
for
student's
health.
Post-pandemic
leaving
long-lasting
effects
will
require
further
investigation.
Keywords:
Covid-19,
anxiety,
depression,
students,
Abstract
Background
The
burdens
of
anxiety
and
depression
symptoms
have
significantly
increased
in
the
general
US
population,
especially
during
this
COVID-19
epidemiological
crisis.
first
step
an
effective
treatment
for
disorders
is
screening.
Patient
Health
Questionnaire-4
(PHQ-4,
a
4-item
measure
anxiety/depression)
its
subscales
(PHQ-2
[a
2-item
depression]
Generalized
Anxiety
Disorder
[GAD-2,
anxiety])
are
brief
but
mass
screening
instruments
populations.
However,
little
to
no
study
examined
psychometric
properties
(i.e.,
reliability
validity)
PHQ-4
GAD-2)
adult
population
or
based
on
nativity
foreign-born
vs.
US-born).
We
evaluated
adults,
as
well
equivalence
scale
nativity.
Methods
conducted
cross-sectional
survey
5,140
adults
aged
≥
18
years.
factorial
validity
dimensionality
with
confirmatory
factor
analysis
(CFA).
A
multiple-group
(MCFA)
was
used
evaluate
comparability
across
groups.
Reliability
indices
were
assessed.
Also,
scales’
construct
validities
assessed
by
examining
associations
both
subscales’
scores
sociodemographic
characteristics
3-item
UCLA
Loneliness
scale.
Results
internal
consistencies
high
(α
=
0.92)
PHQ-2
0.86)
GAD-2
0.90).
CFA
fit
showed
evidence
two-factor
structure
PHQ-4.
two
factors
depression)
correlated
(
r
0.92).
MCFA
demonstrated
measurement
invariance
groups,
model
fits
data
better
group.
There
significant
(all
p
<
0.001).
Conclusions
reliable
valid
measures
screen
individuals
pandemic.
Journal of Public Health,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
43(1), С. 53 - 60
Опубликована: Авг. 10, 2020
Abstract
Background
There
is
some
evidence
that
loneliness
may
be
linked
to
poorer
health
behaviours.
Despite
this,
there
has
been
little
research
date
on
the
relationship
between
and
COVID-19
preventive
We
studied
these
associations
in
a
sample
of
Japanese
population.
Methods
Data
were
analysed
from
an
online
survey
2000
adults
undertaken
April
May
2020.
Loneliness
was
assessed
with
Three-Item
Scale.
Information
also
collected
13
Regression
analyses
used
examine
associations.
Results
In
linear
regression
models
adjusted
for
demographic
mental
variables,
both
dichotomous
continuous
measures
negatively
associated
engaging
Logistic
further
showed
reduced
odds
variety
individual
behaviours
including
wearing
mask
(odds
ratio
[OR]:
0.77,
95%
confidence
interval
[CI]:
0.62–0.95),
disinfecting
hands
(OR:
0.80,
CI:
0.67–0.94)
social
distancing
when
outdoors
0.75,
0.61–0.92).
Conclusions
lower
engagement
Interventions
prevent
or
ameliorate
during
ongoing
pandemic
important
combating
spread
coronavirus.
Psychiatry Research,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
296, С. 113658 - 113658
Опубликована: Дек. 17, 2020
This
is
the
first
study
to
examine
association
between
COVID-19
related
variables
and
loneliness
among
young
adults
in
South
Africa
during
COVID-19.
Participants
(N=337)
were
university
students
who
completed
UCLA
Loneliness
Scale
five
selected
subscales
of
WHO
Behavioural
Insights
Tool.
The
mean
scores
significantly
higher
than
previous
studies
other
contexts
as
well
conducted
time
Correlational
analysis
found
that
greater
perceived
risk
infection,
limited
knowledge
lower
appraisals
resilience
associated
with
increased
loneliness.
In
a
regression
analysis,
when
all
considered
simultaneously,
only
resilience,
self-rated
knowledge,
perception
emerged
significant
correlates
These
findings
suggest
public
health
concern
It
also
suggests
self-efficacy
can
potentially
be
reinforced
by
campaigns
focus
on
enhancing
COVID-19-related
preparedness.
Atmospheric chemistry and physics,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
21(24), С. 18227 - 18245
Опубликована: Дек. 16, 2021
Questions
about
how
emissions
are
changing
during
the
COVID-19
lockdown
periods
cannot
be
answered
by
observations
of
atmospheric
trace
gas
concentrations
alone,
in
part
due
to
simultaneous
changes
transport,
emissions,
dynamics,
photochemistry,
and
chemical
feedback.
A
transport
model
simulation
benefiting
from
a
multi-species
inversion
framework
using
well-characterized
should
differentiate
those
influences
enabling
closely
examine
emissions.
Accordingly,
we
jointly
constrain
NO
x
VOC
TROPOspheric
Monitoring
Instrument
(TROPOMI)
HCHO
NO2
columns
months
March,
April,
May
2020
(lockdown)
2019
(baseline).
We
observe
noticeable
decline
magnitude
March
(14
%-31
%)
several
major
cities
including
Paris,
London,
Madrid,
Milan,
expanding
further
Rome,
Brussels,
Frankfurt,
Warsaw,
Belgrade,
Kyiv,
Moscow
(34
%-51
April.
However,
remain
at
somewhat
similar
values
or
even
higher
some
portions
UK,
Poland,
compared
baseline,
possibly
timeline
restrictions.
Comparisons
against
surface
monitoring
stations
indicate
that
constrained
underrepresents
reduction
NO2.
This
underrepresentation
correlates
with
TROPOMI
frequency
impacted
cloudiness.
During
month
when
ample
samples
present,
reductions
occurring
polluted
areas
described
fairly
well
(model:
-21
±
17
%,
observation:
-29
21
%).
The
observational
constraint
on
is
found
generally
weak
except
for
lower
latitudes.
Results
support
an
increase
ozone
lockdown.
In
features
reasonable
agreement
maximum
daily
8
h
average
(MDA8)
observed
(r
=
0.43),
specifically
over
central
Europe
where
enhancements
prevail
+3.73
3.94
+
1.79
ppbv,
+7.35
11.27
+3.76
ppbv).
suggests
physical
processes
(dry
deposition,
advection,
diffusion)
decrease
MDA8
same
-4.83
while
production
rates
dampened
largely
negative
JNO2[NO2]-kNO+O3[NO][O3]
become
less
negative,
leading
+5.89
ppbv.
Experiments
involving
fixed
anthropogenic
suggest
meteorology
contributes
42
%
enhancement
region
remaining
(58
coming
illustrate
capability
satellite
data
precursors
help
models
capture
induced
abrupt
emission
anomalies.