Yu Sun1, Jin Heij2*, Yang Chen1

ABSTRACT

Objective: This study aimed to explore the consequences of the various dimensions of psychological stress on the horror and anxiety old by faculty students throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Methods: The convenient sampling methodology was utilized to pick 169 respondents for the form survey. Results: The correlation coefficients between the variables were important, and the path analysis model registered satisfactory fitness. Conclusion: Panic and sensitiveness ensuing from psychological stress will directly have an effect on anxiety, and sensitiveness also can indirectly have an effect on anxiety through horror. Conversely, noesis will solely operate in an exceedingly utterly mediating role within the effects of psychological stress on anxiety through horror. Keywords: Psychological stress; COVID-19 pandemic; Panic; Sensitiveness; Anxiety