Stress or Burnout due to citizen confinement in the pandemic by COVID

Stress or Burnout due to citizen confinement in the pandemic by COVID

This work evidences the transcendence of the freedom to decide the scope of action of each individual defining emotional stability and its results are as follows: the distribution of each of the variables in the sample was analyzed and then the prevalences and 95% confidence intervals of each category of the variables were calculated. The sample subjects (n = 2055) were distributed as follows: 57% female and 43% male (Table 1). The ethnic distribution was: Mestizo 91.1%, Black 1.1%, White 1.1%, Montubio 6.2%, Quichua 0.3% and others 0.1% (Table 2). The age ranges used in the analyses correspond to international standards and allow comparison with similar research. The statistical analyses were carried out using the IBM® SPSS Statistics® software. The age distribution was as follows: infants 0.1%, preschoolers 1.0%, school children 4.8%, adolescents 11.5%, young adults 44.5%, middle adults 31.9% and older adults 6.2%.