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Is social distancing a boon or bane for persons who stutter during COVID-19 pandemic?
Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences ( IF 4.4 ) Pub Date : 2021-02-22 , DOI: 10.1016/j.sjbs.2021.02.055
Abdulaziz Almudhi

The Covid-19 pandemic is an ongoing crisis and is colloquially known as the corona virus pandemic. As no specific treatment protocol are available for this viral infection, social distancing is considered as one of the remedies to prevent the infection. This study aimed to investigate the anxiety issues in persons who stutter (PWS). A total of 110 (55 PWS and 55 Neuro-typical Adults) were enrolled for the study. A questionnaire comprising of two parts on social anxiety and consequences of social distancing was administered on the participants. The results showed that PWS felt more socially anxious. PWS opined that they were comfortable during the corona virus lockdown period, as the situation demanded them to speak minimally to strangers. Neuro-typical adults, on the other hand, reported that they did not observe any change with respect to the social communication skills during lockdown.



中文翻译:

对于在COVID-19大流行期间口吃的人,社会疏远对他们是好事还是坏事?

Covid-19大流行是一种持续不断的危机,俗称电晕病毒大流行。由于尚无针对这种病毒感染的具体治疗方案,因此,远离社交被视为预防感染的一种补救措施。这项研究旨在调查口吃者的焦虑问题。该研究共招募了110名(55名PWS和55名神经型成年人)。对参与者进行了问卷调查,该问卷包括关于社交焦虑和社交疏远后果的两部分。结果表明,PWS更加社交焦虑。PWS认为在电晕病毒封锁期间他们感到很舒服,因为情况要求他们与陌生人说最少的话。另一方面,神经型成年人

更新日期:2021-04-30
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