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Social Disconnectedness and Anxiety

Aileen B. Catacutan, Marsha H. Malbas, Marivic Pino Manubag Valiente, Jerald C. Moneva, Lyn Mauring

Vol. 2022 (2022) · Published 14 April 2022 · 2022: 3

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Abstract

When a person has a feeling of anxiety, the person can manifest actions related to anxiety. In relation to this, it is intently to assess the anxiety of the students and their disconnectedness from society. Using a pilot-tested researcher-made tool, the researchers used to collect the responses of the students in an identified school. The collected data is treated for correlation which resulted in the statistical evidence that social disconnectedness is related to anxiety. The result shows that senior high school students feel and are socially disconnected. Considering the current viral outbreak, the students lost the opportunity to socialize physically with other people.

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Aileen B. Catacutan, Marsha H. Malbas, Marivic Pino Manubag Valiente, Jerald C. Moneva, Lyn Mauring. Social Disconnectedness and Anxiety. Asian Education, Vol. 2022 (2022), 3.

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