A comparative study of the effect of virtual networks on the reduction of perceived stress and corona anxiety in patients with and without corona disease in the Covid-19 pandemic

The aim of this study was to compare the effect of virtual networks on the reduction of perceived stress and corona anxiety in patients with and without corona artery disease in the Covid-19 pandemic in 1399.

The present study was a descriptive and correlational research. The statistical population of the present study included all men and women in District 3 of Khorramabad in 1399. According to the type of study and the number of variables in regression analysis according to Cochran's formula in the community is uncertain and finally, according to the above and considering Executive issues, cost and drop of subjects, the final sample size of 200 people was determined. Sampling method Due to the prevalence of coronavirus and the limitations caused by this disease, non-random and available sampling method was performed. Cohen et al.'s (1983) Perceptual Questionnaire (Cattle Anxiety (1970)) and Sarmad et al.'s (2011) Virtual Networks were used to collect data. Data were analyzed by regression test.

The results showed that the virtual network had a significant role in predicting corona anxiety and perceived stress in both patients and non-patients in the Covid-19 pandemic (p <0.001). Stress levels in corona arteries are higher than non-corona arteries (p<0.001). Anxiety is higher in people with corona artery than non-corona patients (p<0.001).