Factors Associated with Mental Health of University Students Before the Pandemic
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https://doi.org/10.36657/ihcd.2022.88Keywords:
University Students, Depression, Anxiety, Prayer, FastingAbstract
Problems such as depression, anxiety and internet addiction are very common among youth. In this study, it was aimed to demonsrate the current situation of youth by examining the mental health conditions and related factors of university students before the pandemic process. Findings of the current study demonsrated that before the pandemic process, 55% of university students showed depressive symptoms and 37% had symptoms of anxiety disorder. The rate of those using the internet for social media purposes was determined as 26%. Smoking, alcohol and internet use were found to be associated with higher depression and anxiety levels. It was found that depression level of students who perform prayer five times a day was statisticaly lower than students who do not perform prayer. Anxiety level of students who fast regularly was statisticaly lower than students who do not fast.
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