LitCovid-sentences  

PMC:7143846 / 2501-4138 JSONTXT 11 Projects

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T19 0-208 Sentence denotes The uncertainty and low predictability of COVID-19 not only threaten people’s physical health, but also affect people’s mental health, especially in terms of emotions and cognition, as many theories indicate.
T20 209-410 Sentence denotes According to Behavioral Immune System (BIS) theory [2], people are likely to develop negative emotions (e.g., aversion, anxiety, etc.) [3,4] and negative cognitive assessment [5,6] for self-protection.
T21 411-615 Sentence denotes Faced with potential disease threat, people tend to develop avoidant behaviors (e.g., avoid contact with people who have pneumonia-like symptoms) [7] and obey social norms strictly (e.g., conformity) [8].
T22 616-776 Sentence denotes According to stress theory [9] and perceived risk theory [10], public health emergencies trigger more negative emotions and affect cognitive assessment as well.
T23 777-873 Sentence denotes These negative emotions keep people away from potential pathogens when it refers to the disease.
T24 874-1022 Sentence denotes However, long-term negative emotions may reduce the immune function of people and destroy the balance of their normal physiological mechanisms [11].
T25 1023-1206 Sentence denotes Meanwhile, individuals may overreact to any disease in case of less appropriate guidance from authorities, which may result in excessively avoidant behaviors and blind conformity [8].
T26 1207-1322 Sentence denotes Therefore, it is essential to understand the potential psychological changes caused by COVID-19 in a timely manner.
T27 1323-1637 Sentence denotes Since psychological changes caused by public health emergencies can be reflected directly in emotions and cognition [3,4,5,6], we can monitor psychological changes in time through emotional (e.g., negative emotions and positive emotions) and cognitive indicators (e.g., social risk judgment and life satisfaction).