Zhang Ling,Song Yan,Lu Changmou,Yan Lifu,He Mei,Jiang Chunlei,Investigation on the psychological characteristics and related factors of residents suffered insomnia during the COVID-19 epidemic[J].SICHUAN MENTAL HEALTH,2020,33(5):411-413

Investigation on the psychological characteristics and related factors of residents suffered insomnia during the COVID-19 epidemic

DOI：10.11886/scjsws20200522003

English keywords:COVID-19 Insomnia Psychological characteristics Related factors

Fund projects:广西壮族自治区临床重点专科建设项目(项目编号：桂卫医发〔2018〕6号)

Author Name	Affiliation	Postcode
Zhang Ling	Nanning Fifth People’s Hospital， Nanning 530001， China	530001
Song Yan	Nanning Fifth People’s Hospital， Nanning 530001， China	530001
Lu Changmou	Nanning Fifth People’s Hospital， Nanning 530001， China	530001
Yan Lifu	Nanning Fifth People’s Hospital， Nanning 530001， China	530001
He Mei	Nanning Fifth People’s Hospital， Nanning 530001， China	530001
Jiang Chunlei	Nanning Fifth People’s Hospital， Nanning 530001， China	530001

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Objective To investigate the psychological characteristics and related factors of residents suffered insomnia during the COVID-19 epidemic， so as to provide references for improving their mental health status.Methods From January to March 2020， residents of a certain city were evaluated using Athens Insomnia Scale （AIS）， and divided into two groups according to the assessment results， namely， insomnia group （n=216， AIS score > 6） and non-insomnia group （n=105， AIS score <4）. The psychological status of all selected individuals was assessed by Symptom Checklist 90 （SCL-90）， and social demographic data were also collected.Results The scores of somatization， interpersonal sensitivity， hostility， terror and psychoticism factors in SCL-90 were higher in insomnia group than those in non-insomnia group （Z=2.035~2.323， P<0.05）. Within insomnia group， the total score of AIS was positively correlated with the scores of obsessive-compulsive behaviour， interpersonal sensitivity and paranoid ideation in SCL-90 （r=0.153， 0.140， 0.159， P<0.05）.Conclusion During the COVID-19 epidemic， insomnia residents suffer from psychological problems such as somatization， interpersonal sensitivity， hostility， terror and psychoticism， and the severity of insomnia is closely related to psychological problems such as obsessive-compulsive behaviour， interpersonal sensitivity and paranoid ideation.

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