Table 2.
Results of the COVID-19-related survey items.
| Survey entry and responses | Value (N=473), n (%) | ||
| “Chance of contracting COVID-19 during the current pandemic” |
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Very likely | 15 (3.2) | |
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Likely | 66 (14.0) | |
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Neutral | 238 (50.3) | |
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Unlikely | 121 (25.6) | |
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Very unlikely | 33 (6.9) | |
| “Degree of concern about the health status of your family” |
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Very concerned | 198 (41.9) | |
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Somewhat concerned | 237 (50.1) | |
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Not concerned | 38 (8.0) | |
| “I have enough knowledge about symptoms of COVID-19” |
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Strongly agree | 8 (1.7) | |
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Agree | 158 (33.4) | |
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Neutral | 169 (35.7) | |
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Disagree | 116 (24.5) | |
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Strongly disagree | 22 (4.7) | |
| “I have enough knowledge about the treatment of COVID-19” |
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Strongly agree | 6 (1.3) | |
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Agree | 65 (13.7) | |
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Neutral | 138 (29.2) | |
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Disagree | 196 (41.4) | |
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Strongly disagree | 68 (14.4) | |
| “I feel worried about COVID-19” |
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Strongly agree | 46 (9.7) | |
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Agree | 229 (48.4) | |
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Neutral | 106 (22.4) | |
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Disagree | 77 (16.3) | |
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Strongly disagree | 15 (3.2) | |
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“Concerned about future career formation due to COVID-19” |
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Very concerned | 46 (9.7) |
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Concerned | 136 (28.8) |
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Neutral | 130 (27.5) |
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Not concerned | 85 (18.0) |
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Never concerned | 76 (16.0) |
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“Concerned about attenuated relationship to teachers” |
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Very concerned | 20 (4.2) |
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Concerned | 101 (21.4) |
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Neutral | 136 (28.7) |
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Not concerned | 129 (27.3) |
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Never concerned | 87 (18.4) |
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“Concerned about disruption of ongoing research or extracurricular activities” |
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Very concerned | 66 (14.0) |
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Concerned | 169 (35.7) |
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Neutral | 91 (19.2) |
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Not concerned | 67 (14.2) |
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Never concerned | 80 (16.9) |
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“Concerned about shift toward online education” |
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Very concerned | 18 (3.8) |
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Concerned | 123 (26.0) |
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Neutral | 115 (24.3) |
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Not concerned | 121 (25.6) |
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Never concerned | 96 (20.3) |
| “The reasons for concern about a shift toward online education” (n=141)a |
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Online education may not be as effective as on-site education | 92 (65.2) | |
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Fear of sudden change in the curriculum | 74 (52.5) | |
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Less clinical exposure | 92 (65.2) | |
| “What supports do you want from the university?”b |
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Financial aid (eg, tuition waiver and no-interest student loan) | 298 (63.0) | |
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Food aid | 100 (21.1) | |
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Resources for mental health care | 85 (18.0) | |
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Technical support (eg, free rental of personal computer and pocket Wi-Fi) | 100 (21.1) | |
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Basic livelihood support (eg, resources for health maintenance or preventing domestic violence) | 57 (12.1) | |
aThis survey entry was explicitly answered by participants who answered very concerned or concerned in response to the item “Concerned about shift toward online education.” Multiple answers were permitted.
bMultiple answers were permitted.