Narmada Hidangmayum and Kh. R Aimol

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about unprecedented challenges, affecting various aspects of individuals' lives, including their mental health. This research paper discuss about the psychological distress experienced by women in rural areas during the pandemic and explores their coping strategies. The study utilized established psychological scales to assess emotional stability, personal growth, overall adjustment, security-insecurity, self-acceptance, and coping mechanisms among a sample of 82 women. The results revealed that a considerable proportion of women exhibited moderate psychological distress. Additionally, the coping strategies employed by these women, such as logical analysis, positive appraisal, seeking guidance, and problem-solving, were examined. The findings shed light on the nuances of psychological well-being and coping mechanisms in the context of rural communities during a global crisis.

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