The Psychological Impact of COVID-19 on Chinese Individuals

Jing Wang · Jiu-Xiang Wang · Guang-Shan Yang

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COVID-19 not only affects the physical health of Chinese people, but also their psychological health. This article mainly summarized the causes, clinical manifestations and preventive measures of COVID-19 impact on psychology of Chinese people, and presented two representative cases at the same time.

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