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trigram	frequency
during the covid	237
of psychological distress	179
of the covid	143
psychological impact of	130
and psychological distress	121
mobile phone addiction	112
the general population	111
the psychological impact	109
as well as	106
of psychological safety	102
in order to	101
to be alone	101
the impact of	98
the relationship between	91
capacity to be	91
impact of the	90
severe acute respiratory	87
in this study	87
acute respiratory syndrome	86
the present study	85
the number of	81
of the pandemic	80
the effects of	80
of the study	77
psychological distress and	72
and psychological health	69
physical and psychological	68
more likely to	68
psychological distress among	67
the role of	63
of this study	62
the current study	62
higher levels of	62
according to the	61
in terms of	61
psychological distress in	61
and mental health	60
the association between	59
the mental health	59
mental health and	57
of the psychological	55
the capacity to	55
of mental health	54
due to the	53
the level of	53
of the participants	52
levels of psychological	52
in relation to	51
health care workers	50
the results of	50
mental health of	49
the prevalence of	49
related to the	48
impact of covid	48
based on the	48
was used to	48
the importance of	48
regional pandemic severity	47
high levels of	47
mental health problems	46
in the general	46
healthcare workers during	46
as a result	46
the coronavirus disease	46
high psychological distress	46
on the psychological	45
the psychological distress	45
of the coronavirus	45
perceived general health	45
the use of	44
the development of	44
a systematic review	43
traumatic stress disorder	43
the presence of	43
effects of the	42
of healthcare workers	42
of the epidemic	42
psychological effects of	42
the outbreak of	41
to the covid	41
one of the	41
the time of	41
with psychological distress	41
the effect of	41
psychological safety in	39
anxiety and depression	38
and life satisfaction	38
mediating role of	37
workers during the	37
psychological distress was	37
psychological penalty cost	37
of mobile phone	37
in addition to	37
associated with the	36
level of psychological	36
the risk of	36
were asked to	36
psychological intervention cost	36
the novel coronavirus	36
significantly associated with	35
in the study	35
of physical and	35
the sars outbreak	35
version of the	34
deterioration of physical	34
in our study	34
the psychological effects	33
to examine the	33
the mediating role	33
at the time	33
the psychological service	33
the deterioration of	33
review of the	33
factors associated with	32
in line with	32
in the current	32
this study was	32
on psychological distress	32
a sense of	32
general population in	32
world health organization	32
a total of	32
on the other	32
in the past	32
hiv healthcare providers	32
psychological resilience of	31
the other hand	31
psychological safety and	31
during the pandemic	31
it is important	31
of the sample	31
of the population	31
to assess the	31
reliability and validity	30
on mental health	30
posttraumatic stress disorder	30
mental health workers	30
health during the	30
patient health questionnaire	29
in hong kong	29
in response to	29
psychological service provider	29
physical and mental	29
understanding of psychological	29
resilience of healthcare	29
among healthcare workers	29
of healthcare professionals	28
perceived social support	28
phone addiction and	28
the context of	28
there is a	28
this study is	27
and panic spread	27
of perceived control	27
in healthcare teams	27
the spread of	27
the observation measure	27
stress and psychological	27
in the present	27
mental health outcomes	27
depression and anxiety	27
presented in table	26
data were collected	26
psychological distress during	26
associated with psychological	26
the general public	26
stage of the	26
are more likely	26
wang et al	26
part of the	26
levels of perceived	26
the influence of	26
the ability to	25
psychometric properties of	25
outbreak in china	25
the face of	25
of psychological problems	25
patients with covid	25
of anxiety and	25
quality of life	25
in the early	25
in the face	25
the team leader	25
panic and panic	25
to investigate the	25
a result of	25
likely to be	25
psychological safety within	25
were used to	24
of severe acute	24
validity of the	24
generalized anxiety disorder	24
during the outbreak	24
the united states	24
during the sars	24
lower levels of	24
of social support	24
response to the	24
life satisfaction and	24
of the scale	24
to cope with	24
positively associated with	24
in china during	24
is important to	24
the majority of	24
china during the	24
were more likely	24
was associated with	24
the study was	24
role of psychological	23
impacts of the	23
in the context	23
distress in the	23
the same time	23
general health questionnaire	23
study on the	23
is associated with	23
to explore the	23
mental health services	23
and associated factors	23
higher level of	23
outbreak of covid	23
of perceived stress	23
included in the	23
men and women	23
locus of control	23
psychological health during	23
the psychological services	23
high level of	23
evacuation and resettlement	23
the initial stage	22
social support and	22
the need to	22
relation to the	22
improve psychological safety	22
at the same	22
health and life	22
results of the	22
effects of psychological	22
initial stage of	22
population in china	22
properties of the	22
of the outbreak	22
prevention and control	22
used to assess	22
need to be	22
the nature of	22
of the respondents	22
psychological need satisfaction	22
participants were asked	22
point likert scale	21
study found that	21
previous studies have	21
most of the	21
immediate psychological responses	21
mental health care	21
between mobile phone	21
the absence of	21
the authors declare	21
the early stages	21
of psychological distance	21
safety in healthcare	21
of the general	21
in the uk	21
spread of the	21
responses and associated	21
psychological distress of	21
risk factors for	21
in the covid	21
related to covid	21
psychological responses and	21
distress during the	20
been found to	20
to deal with	20
affected by the	20
acceptance and commitment	20
among the general	20
there was no	20
in the last	20
the severe acute	20
studies on the	20
a lack of	20
and commitment therapy	20
such as the	20
inclusive leadership and	20
children and young	20
of mental disorders	20
among health care	20
the sars epidemic	20
in the literature	20
during the initial	20
anxiety and stress	20
healthcare workers in	20
understanding of the	20
doctors and nurses	20
of psychological capital	20
of medical staff	20
associated with a	20
the participants were	19
consistent with the	19
acute stress disorder	19
are likely to	19
overall psychological problems	19
nature of the	19
levels of stress	19
to improve psychological	19
psychological health and	19
approved by the	19
information about the	19
have shown that	19
higher risk of	19
the fear of	19
the study of	19
of the virus	19
the need for	19
found that the	19
liu et al	19
well as the	19
differences in the	19
are presented in	19
in our sample	19
general health and	19
of psychological flexibility	19
a sample of	18
psychological problems in	18
result of the	18
and temporary resettlement	18
and perceived general	18
involved in the	18
stress disorder and	18
of physical symptoms	18
a review of	18
and young people	18
that they have	18
is consistent with	18
novel coronavirus outbreak	18
number of people	18
studies have shown	18
the pandemic and	18
in the psychological	18
the case of	18
in the united	18
to psychological distress	18
on the mental	18
psychological wellbeing study	18
symptoms of depression	18
were included in	18
of novel coronavirus	18
low levels of	18
of mobile phones	18
of being infected	18
and how to	18
a series of	18
a high level	18
early stages of	18
information about covid	18
evacuation and temporary	18
caused by the	18
may lead to	18
effect of psychological	18
of medical workers	17
of the individual	17
associated factors during	17
a range of	17
less likely to	17
this article is	17
mental health issues	17
public health emergency	17
study aims to	17
it has been	17
brooks et al	17
focused on the	17
conflict of interest	17
of quarantine and	17
prevalence of psychological	17
the end of	17
the past month	17
be related to	17
systematic review of	17
at time t	17
the quality of	17
of the questionnaire	17
and social support	17
epidemic among the	17
to participate in	17
rated on a	17
with a higher	17
role in the	17
factors during the	17
half of the	17
in the relationship	17
a function of	17
found to be	17
a longitudinal study	17
of high psychological	17
psychological distress than	17
of the sars	17
ahead of time	16
likely to have	16
to speak up	16
it is also	16
with the psychological	16
a number of	16
of inclusive leadership	16
on health care	16
symptoms in the	16
and acute stress	16
moderating effect of	16
within healthcare teams	16
to determine the	16
of the capacity	16
and validity of	16
of psychological health	16
by the pandemic	16
study was conducted	16
phase of the	16
the fact that	16
and psychological impact	16
our understanding of	16
in the future	16
of regional pandemic	16
for the covid	16
health care for	16
large number of	16
to be a	16
impact of quarantine	16
of the current	16
use of mobile	16
risk of infection	16
for mental health	16
related to psychological	16
depth understanding of	16
the aim of	16
of coronavirus disease	16
personal protective equipment	16
psychological impact on	16
each of the	16
of patients with	16
shown in table	16
phone addiction on	16
interventions to improve	15
with respect to	15
of the evidence	15
be alone may	15
public health emergencies	15
psychological status of	15
is needed to	15
of the present	15
in healthcare workers	15
moderate to severe	15
psychological health of	15
the current covid	15
quality of sleep	15
the purpose of	15
psychological service providers	15
how to reduce	15
a protective factor	15
to reduce it	15
were classified as	15
during an epidemic	15
in psychological distress	15
study was to	15
health and well	15
was significantly associated	15
and psychological wellbeing	15
a score of	15
for psychological distress	15
analysis of the	15
quarantine and how	15
respiratory syndrome coronavirus	15
frontline healthcare workers	15
results showed that	15
were associated with	15
was measured using	15
indicated that the	15
and insomnia symptoms	15
cope with the	15
compared to the	15
are associated with	15
positively related to	15
of panic and	15
scale ranging from	15
workers during covid	15
satisfaction and perceived	15
with mental health	15
psychological flexibility and	15
were found to	15
we used the	15
people in the	15
there is no	15
chen et al	15
rapid review of	15
the psychological status	15
as part of	15
effects of covid	15
his or her	15
n a l	14
with higher scores	14
systematic review and	14
the medical staff	14
negative coping style	14
after a disaster	14
of the most	14
with regard to	14
psychological distress were	14
the experience of	14
of the public	14
of the disease	14
association between the	14
in the community	14
during and after	14
symptoms of anxiety	14
in the case	14
the findings of	14
of data collection	14
a l p	14
total and partial	14
health outcomes among	14
showed that the	14
in a study	14
during the first	14
the impacts of	14
at the workplace	14
in mental health	14
a large number	14
members of the	14
the effectiveness of	14
pandemic severity and	14
l p r	14
in the same	14
to the pandemic	14
survey of psychological	14
increase in the	14
novel coronavirus pneumonia	14
impact on the	14
is likely to	14
health of the	14
o u r	14
o o f	14
to the psychological	14
of the data	14
r o o	14
by the covid	14
increased risk of	14
institutional support and	14
u r n	14
r n a	14
not at all	14
an online survey	14
there was a	14
the survey was	14
p r e	14
psychological distress scale	14
the world health	14
j o u	14
rumination and psychological	14
the perception of	14
p r o	14
the patient health	14
review and meta	14
the proportion of	14
used to measure	14
and depression in	13
care workers in	13
to the team	13
those who are	13
how do we	13
structural equation modeling	13
during the coronavirus	13
insomnia severity index	13
addiction and psychological	13
diagnosed with covid	13
to reduce the	13
depression and insomnia	13
a history of	13
a study of	13
and psychological safety	13
population during the	13
psychological distress is	13
some of the	13
it is possible	13
stages of the	13
the lack of	13
and psychological inflexibility	13
the healthcare workers	13
that of the	13
it is not	13
the current pandemic	13
and sleep quality	13
of depression and	13
those in the	13
the state of	13
questions related to	13
the degree of	13
refers to the	13
findings of this	13
may be more	13
middle east respiratory	13
psychiatric patients and	13
were required to	13
risk of developing	13
responses to the	13
east respiratory syndrome	13
of infective people	13
the composite measure	13
psychological services process	13
the results showed	13
epidemic in china	13
the epidemic and	13
a recent study	13
had a higher	13
impact of severe	13
there were no	13
of psychological inflexibility	13
results indicated that	13
results show that	13
participate in the	13
number of confirmed	13
severe psychological distress	13
the severity of	13
infectious disease outbreaks	13
positive and negative	13
their ability to	13
on healthcare workers	13
distress and ptsd	13
has been found	13
level of perceived	13
in the first	13
of the research	13
all of the	13
adoption of protective	13
among hiv healthcare	13
deal with the	13
medical staff in	13
study of the	13
of capacity to	13
nationwide survey of	12
of confirmed cases	12
anxiety disorder scale	12
psychological services work	12
that the psychological	12
patients and healthy	12
during the period	12
can be used	12
the total score	12
protected by copyright	12
other team members	12
measure of psychological	12
statistically significant differences	12
as compared to	12
and the general	12
mental health status	12
is protected by	12
mental health during	12
by healthcare workers	12
holmes et al	12
at the end	12
the theory of	12
it is necessary	12
effects of panic	12
an increase in	12
pandemic severity on	12
of the literature	12
addition to the	12
the study and	12
this study aims	12
a public health	12
psychological safety is	12
confirmatory factor analysis	12
emerging infectious disease	12
reported in the	12
moderating role of	12
been shown to	12
all rights reserved	12
health of medical	12
the link between	12
than half of	12
in accordance with	12
the virus and	12
moderated mediation model	12
the increase in	12
what are the	12
subjective deterioration of	12
also found that	12
health and the	12
the associations between	12
no conflict of	12
in times of	12
analysis was performed	12
distress among chinese	12
public health professionals	12
among frontline healthcare	12
more than half	12
negatively associated with	12
during a pandemic	12
suggest that the	12
the relationships between	12
for information about	12
temporary resettlement sites	12
associated with lower	12
characteristics of the	12
their mental health	12
results of this	12
article is protected	12
was approved by	12
leadership and psychological	12
for medical staff	12
high risk of	12
and psychological problems	12
consequences of the	12
psychological distress on	12
to entrepreneurial intentions	12
deterioration of psychological	12
physical symptoms and	12
the moderating effects	12
in health care	12
speaking up about	12
the general health	12
of the world	12
analyses were performed	12
authors declare that	12
from mobile phone	12
kessler psychological distress	12
aspects of the	12
coping style and	12
at risk of	12
medical workers in	11
what is the	11
development of a	11
optimism and pessimism	11
the symptoms of	11
consists of items	11
predictors of psychological	11
ebola virus disease	11
for the study	11
and depressive symptoms	11
a previous study	11
between regional pandemic	11
as a whole	11
health and wellbeing	11
of visiting wuhan	11
was conducted in	11
indirect effect of	11
because of the	11
of event scale	11
moderating effects of	11
for the psychological	11
negative impact on	11
a higher risk	11
it is a	11
and after the	11
in the workplace	11
to understand the	11
contact with the	11
research is needed	11
effect of the	11
to ensure that	11
this may be	11
the moderating effect	11
stressful life events	11
of the survey	11
cognitive and affective	11
the psychological experience	11
healthcare workers are	11
impact of event	11
times a day	11
a nationwide survey	11
across the uk	11
about the covid	11
of family doctors	11
this study found	11
the concept of	11
coronavirus stress and	11
staff in alds	11
support and resilience	11
healthcare providers during	11
amongst healthcare workers	11
for the general	11
to the virus	11
measured by the	11
the duration of	11
with the virus	11
in china the	11
as shown in	11
of perceived social	11
during the study	11
history of visiting	11
those who have	11
line with the	11
may also be	11
results indicate that	11
common method bias	11
for this study	11
perceived threat and	11
psychological distress as	11
confidence in the	11
data from the	11
of physical health	11
a study on	11
to take part	11
related to entrepreneurial	11
regression analysis was	11
study aimed to	11
relationship between psychological	11
levels of anxiety	11
from the pandemic	11
mobile phone addicts	11
use of the	11
is the first	11
to test the	11
end of the	11
high perceived stress	11
can lead to	11
of psychological resilience	11
the dependent variable	11
research priorities for	11
of the variance	11
and quality of	11
psychological distance from	11
mental health in	11
impact on mental	11
on the internet	11
conflicts of interest	11
a set of	11
on the general	11
and the psychological	11
searching for information	10
in the preceding	10
physical health and	10
multivariate logistic regression	10
that it is	10
in coping with	10
health in the	10
of total and	10
ethics committee of	10
coping with covid	10
to evaluate the	10
during the epidemic	10
would like to	10
between the deterioration	10
novel coronavirus disease	10
written informed consent	10
are consistent with	10
the process of	10
in the absence	10
of health care	10
the reliability of	10
logistic regression analysis	10
it may be	10
with the covid	10
the chinese version	10
and information about	10
to focus on	10
one team member	10
on the relationship	10
is necessary to	10
without suspected infection	10
interventions should be	10
of protective behaviors	10
psychological outcomes and	10
the strength of	10
given a free	10
based on these	10
effects of regional	10
of psychological service	10
design of the	10
years of age	10
it can be	10
in the data	10
of the total	10
was observed in	10
may be a	10
the online survey	10
asked to indicate	10
the onset of	10
and this is	10
was developed by	10
is one of	10
its impact on	10
a variety of	10
severity of the	10
and predictors of	10
and coping strategies	10
the decision to	10
effect on the	10
inclusive leadership style	10
the sample size	10
the subjective deterioration	10
was found to	10
a free choice	10
the incidence of	10
needs to be	10
may not be	10
associated with mental	10
of mental illness	10
exposure to a	10
and public health	10
psychological experience of	10
relationship between the	10
infected by the	10
provided by the	10
factors of psychological	10
number of infective	10
risk of psychological	10
and posttraumatic stress	10
threat and psychological	10
the relation between	10
is an important	10
the psychological health	10
the results show	10
in china and	10
about the pandemic	10
team members and	10
and physical symptoms	10
the experiences of	10
and it is	10
chinese version of	10
of the patient	10
the association of	10
measures of psychological	10
the differences in	10
linked to the	10
healthcare providers in	10
team members felt	10
outbreak on health	10
are needed to	10
psychological distance on	10
ministry of health	10
to provide a	10
due to a	10
of the impact	10
between psychological distress	10
has been shown	10
individuals with a	10
degree of concern	10
respiratory syndrome outbreak	10
care for the	10
generalised anxiety disorder	10
and those with	10
and job involvement	10
health services in	10
of posttraumatic stress	10
sars outbreak in	10
for the novel	10
direct contact with	10
be due to	10
a predictor of	10
for healthcare workers	10
science and technology	10
time of the	10
such as anxiety	10
hayes et al	10
that healthcare workers	10
of infectious diseases	10
and healthy controls	10
the overall psychological	10
and affective constructs	10
associated with higher	10
a higher level	10
workers in a	10
measured using the	10
not possible to	10
distress than those	10
the moderating role	10
on the association	10
their team leader	9
that there is	9
work if given	9
of the chinese	9
in other words	9
mental health burden	9
of the work	9
time of writing	9
the indirect effect	9
was carried out	9
that psychological distress	9
is urgently needed	9
internal locus of	9
during the current	9
time t is	9
for those who	9
chinese hiv healthcare	9
as the pandemic	9
have led to	9
the beginning of	9
among sars survivors	9
and contacts of	9
have been reported	9
the consequences of	9
was assessed using	9
effects on the	9
survivors and contacts	9
x nip t	9
the period of	9
similar to the	9
be able to	9
the simplified coping	9
evacuated to temporary	9
we found that	9
psychological and social	9
to collect data	9
the spanish population	9
the pandemic on	9
the design of	9
stress and anxiety	9
put in place	9
extent to which	9
that team members	9
observation and survey	9
care workers exposed	9
lower capacity to	9
negative feedback from	9
the total number	9
to inform the	9
gender differences in	9
the chinese population	9
more psychological distress	9
health care professionals	9
number of drinks	9
fear and anxiety	9
aim of this	9
the ptsd checklist	9
a mean of	9
aim of the	9
and negative emotions	9
the extent to	9
and protective factors	9
of psychological services	9
and coping styles	9
low level of	9
purpose of the	9
the work resumption	9
and psychological intervention	9
safety within healthcare	9
between inclusive leadership	9
to complete the	9
with lower capacity	9
stressors and psychological	9
with a mean	9
before the covid	9
if given a	9
more vulnerable to	9
is positively related	9
close contact with	9
a mental health	9
of health beliefs	9
simplified coping style	9
the age of	9
constructs of health	9
been able to	9
which in turn	9
knowledge and information	9
with higher levels	9
with high psychological	9
risk and protective	9
outcomes of interest	9
few studies have	9
with the pandemic	9
general population during	9
workers exposed to	9
terms of the	9
the last days	9
the ethics committee	9
to psychological safety	9
of people in	9
of institutional support	9
was performed to	9
the provision of	9
proactiveness and optimism	9
coping style questionnaire	9
family doctors in	9
wide range of	9
levels of depression	9
of coronavirus stress	9
in public health	9
on psychological distance	9
with a high	9
a call for	9
presence of psychological	9
of the situation	9
during the past	9
of this article	9
the four costs	9
anxiety and acute	9
whether they had	9
technicians and public	9
positively correlated with	9
c p t	9
the possibility of	9
is related to	9
respiratory syndrome on	9
psychological capital and	9
that they are	9
scores on the	9
to temporary resettlement	9
they have no	9
for this reason	9
associated with increased	9
the needs of	9
that perceived control	9
lai et al	9
postgraduate trainees in	9
of panic spread	9
obtained from the	9
institutional review board	9
in the hospital	9
with psychological problems	9
years or older	9
a qualitative study	9
be evacuated to	9
and control of	9
hair et al	9
context of the	9
exposed to coronavirus	9
variables of interest	9
infected with the	9
to be an	9
to mental health	9
in the survey	9
infected with covid	9
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