Fear of COVID-19 (FCV) Adapted from Ahorsu, Lin, Imani, Saffari, Griffiths, and Pakpour [77]
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FCV_1 |
I am most afraid of the novel coronavirus. |
FCV_2 |
It makes me uncomfortable to think about the novel coronavirus. |
FCV_3 |
My hands become sweaty when I think about COVID-19. |
FCV_4 |
I am afraid of losing my life because of COVID-19. |
FCV_5 |
When watching news and stories about the novel coronavirus on social media or any other media (i.e., TV, radio), I become nervous or anxious. |
FCV_6 |
I cannot sleep because I am worried about getting the novel coronavirus. |
FCV_7 |
My heart races or palpitates when I think about getting COVID-19. |
Learning Stress (LS) adapted from Cohen, Kamarck and Mermelstein [80]; Yang and Chen [78]; and Rabaglietti, Lattke, Tesauri, Settanni, and De Lorenzo [79]
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LS_1 |
Since the period of the COVID-19 pandemic, how often have you felt nervous and stressed in learning? |
LS_2 |
Since the period of the COVID-19 pandemic, how often have you dealt successfully with irritating study hassles? |
LS_3 |
Since the period of the COVID-19 pandemic, how often have you felt that you were effectively coping with important changes that were occurring in learning? |
LS_4 |
Since the period of the COVID-19 pandemic, how often have you felt confident about your ability to handle your learning problems? |
LS_5 |
Since the period of the COVID-19 pandemic, how often have you been able to control irritations in your study? |
LS_6 |
Since the period of the COVID-19 pandemic, how often have you felt that you were on top of things in learning? |
Learning Involvement (LIN) adapted from Yang, Zhou, and Cheng [44] and Jiang, Chan, Tan, and Chua [81]
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LIN_1 |
I think learning is unimportant/important. |
LIN_2 |
I think learning is means nothing/means a lot. |
LIN_3 |
I think learning is worthless/valuable. |
LIN_4 |
I think learning is boring/interesting. |
LIN_5 |
I think learning is unexciting/exciting. |
LIN_6 |
I think learning is unappealing/appealing. |
Academic Concerns (AC) adapted from Al-Maskari, Al-Riyami, and Kunjumuhammed [14]
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AC_1 |
You were concerned that you would not be able to complete the academic semester. |
AC_2 |
My university/college workload has significantly increased during the pandemic. |
AC_3 |
You were concerned that you would not be able to graduate on time. |
Psychological Well-Being (PWB) adapted from the World Health Organization [82]
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PWB_1 |
I have felt cheerful and in good spirits. |
PWB_2 |
I have felt calm and relaxed. |
PWB_3 |
I have felt active and vigorous. |
PWB_4 |
I woke up feeling fresh and rested. |
Academic Self-Efficacy (ASE) adapted from Roche, Manzi, Ndubuizu, and Baker [83]
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ASE_1 |
I can learn what is being taught in class this semester. |
ASE_2 |
Once I have decided to accomplish something that is important to me, I keep trying to accomplish it, even if it is harder than I thought. |
ASE_3 |
I am confident that I will achieve the goals that I set for myself. |
ASE_4 |
When I am struggling to accomplish something difficult, I focus on my progress instead of feeling discouraged. |
ASE_5 |
I believe hard work pays off. |
ASE_6 |
My ability grows with effort. |
ASE_7 |
I believe that the brain can be developed like a muscle. |
ASE_8 |
I think that no matter who you are, you can significantly change your level of talent. |
ASE_9 |
I can change my basic level of ability considerably. |