Abstract

The emergence of COVID-19 as a public health emergency by the World Health Organization has brought a number of precautions such as quarantine, social distance or in some cases total blockages in the region or countries of the world.

The main findings of the study

The first findings of the study

Section 1

Data on the main sampling characteristics.

Section 2 - Mental Health

The second section aims to measure the mental health of the individual during the period of isolation. Questions have been constructed to see the situation over the past two weeks, a period which it is enough to see the impact of social isolation on mental health.

Section 3 - Intimate Relationships

The third section aims to measure behavioral changes in long-term intimate relationships isolation period. Questions have been built to see the situation over the past two weeks, period which is sufficient to see the impact of social isolation on relationships Intimate.

Conclusions

The results of the study show that a significant proportion of isolated individuals exhibit temporary behavioral changes in daily life, as evidenced by the proportion of anxiety symptoms and depression according to data obtained with SPSS in percentage.

Recommendations

Public authorities must deploy their capacity to meet people’s needs and address both the physical and mental health impacts of social isolation, including intimate partner violence.