Anxiety and stress directly related to Covid-19 can cause some body image problems in women and men, showing the findings of a new study. Research, led by Professor Viren Swami of Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) and was published in the journal personality and personal difference, involving 506 adults in the UK with an average age of 34. . Covid-19 có liên quan đến một mong muốn lớn hơn về độ mỏng. It also found that anxiety is significantly related to the dissatisfaction of the body. Among the participants in the South, the study showed that the anxiety and stress related to Covid-19 were related to the greater the desire for muscles, with anxiety also related to the dissatisfaction of quality. Fat of the body. Negative body images are one of the main causes of eating disorders, such as anorexia and eating evidence, and this new study added to a recent research indicates that the surrounding concerns around Covid-19, and the consequences of the limitations given to help solve it, can contribute to a number of serious mental health issues. The main author of Viren Swami, Professor of Social Psychology at the University of Anglia Ruskin (ARU), said: “In addition to the impact of the virus, our results show that the pandemic can also lead to an increase in the increase in the increases. Body image problem. In some cases, these problems may have very serious consequences, including activating eating disorders. Quality or shape. The trend according to the lines by gender. During the course, women may feel greater pressure to adhere to traditional feminine roles and standards, and texting about improving themselves may have led to women’s feel of not feeling not. Satisfied with their bodies and have a more fragile desire. “Similarly, our findings reflect the way that stress and anxiety affects the relationship of men with their bodies, especially the ideal of the body. Often emphasizing the value of toughness, self-reliance and pursuing status, Covid- tense and anxiety related to 19 can make men put greater value into the importance of muscles. ”
