The Impacts of COVID-19 on Social Life of University Students in Kabul, Afghanistan, 2021: A Survey Study

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Murtaza Jafari
Shoaib Naeemi
Mohammad Basir Sajadi

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By prevalence of new types of viral infections, coronavirus disease (COVID-19), has led the majority of world countries in a critical state. This pandemic affected all of life style and daily activities. Objectives and Methods: The main aim of this survey is assessment of daily activities and social life of Kabul students in duration of self-quarantine. This is a survey study, with 74 students of university in Kabul of Afghanistan sample size, after prepare questionnaire in Google form platform, distributed by social media. Results: The survey shown, daily activities of students like: sleeping and using the social media increased (57.3% and 64.4 %) respectively. The study also shows a significant correlation between online activities and physical activities (P


<0.05, rs= -0.31). However, there was no significant correlation between online hour’s activities and selfstudy. (P><0.05, r = -0.094). Conclusion: According to the findings of this study, living during the quarantine of the Corona virus has affected the social life of university students.>

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Murtaza Jafari, Shoaib Naeemi, & Mohammad Basir Sajadi. (2022). The Impacts of COVID-19 on Social Life of University Students in Kabul, Afghanistan, 2021: A Survey Study. Eurasian Medical Research Periodical, 5, 60–65. Retrieved from https://geniusjournals.org/index.php/emrp/article/view/651
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