Osorio GM, Prado RC

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ABSTRACT

The COVID-19 pandemic generated biological, psychological and social repercussions on the world's population, the study of the repercussions of this disease from the use of techniques such as representations of the health-disease process on vulnerable populations such as children and adolescents become prevailing for disciplines such as health psychology. With the aim of analyzing the psychosocial effect and representation of the COVID-19 pandemic on a sample of Mexican children and adolescents, 24 young people between the age of 6 and 16, who answered a questionnaire and sent a drawing on the subject. The results show that 83% of participants are interested in staying informed and more than 70% provide adequate answers to the forms of virus infection. Additionally, participants showed interest in referring positive aspects of health contingency. The analysis of the drawings showed that the participants equate social distancing with imprisonment and sadness, while they also interpret it as a form of disease prevention. It is concluded that confinement at home has affected the habits and customs of the participants generating anxiety and irritability.

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