¿How has quarantine changed our lives?

The consequences of quarantine on humans

"Nothing happens, this will not affect me, they are exaggerating."  "It is catastrophic, they will not be able to control it, we are totally unprotected."  "I must take advantage of this situation to do everything that I have pending, I must save time."  The new pandemic triggers states of anxiety.  The high level of uncertainty that accompanies this situation precipitates and maintains a state of anxious recruitment that constitutes preparation for a new and unknown threat.

“The first thing to keep in mind is that quarantine is challenging.  The few previous studies on psychology and quarantine suggest that it is a choice between infection or psychological alteration that can be aggravated in a person, due to confinement.  Therefore, we must think of it as the lesser evil if we take into account the context of a pandemic, ”Dr. Martín Etchevers, professor in charge of the Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapies: Emergency and Interconsultation matter, told Infobae.