Anxiety, perceived mental healthcare need and coping strategies regarding COVID-19 pandemic among pre-university students at Bangalore: a cross-sectional study
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Key Points
High levels of anxiety were found among pre-university students, with 63.3% employing effective coping strategies.
A mean score of 52.5 indicated varying levels of coping strategies across participants, based on a web survey.
Descriptive cross-sectional survey was conducted among pre-university students to evaluate their mental health responses.
Findings imply the need for accessible mental health programs to support students' psychological adaptation.
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Implication
Cross-sectional study highlights anxiety and perceived mental healthcare needs in students, suggesting coping strategies.