Gender, Occupation, Age, Income, Educational Background and Marital Status Analysis on the Psychosocial Impact of Covid-19 Endrian MJW, Jajuk Kusumawaty, Elis Noviati, Heni marliany, Ima Sukmawati, Adi Nurapandi
STIKes Muhammadiyah Ciamis
Abstract
Abstract. Background: Coronavirus in Indonesia has infected 483,518 people, the Indonesian government has implemented large-scale social restrictions in other words similar to regional quarantine which has caused a major impact, especially on psychosocial. Aims: To investigate the relationship between occupational gender, profession, age, income, level of education, and marital status on perceptions of anxiety about COVID-19 Methods: We conducted an online survey in West Java province that succeeded in recruiting a total of 1,371 people. The survey was carried out simultaneously on April 13, 2020. Results: income and education background have a significant influence on the perception of anxiety, the income variable has a p-value 0.04, and the education level variable has a p-value of 0.001. Conclusion: large-scale social restrictions make society have a big impact, especially on psychosocial, where people are more anxious about socializing society.
