Abstract:

This study aims to investigate the effects of the corona virus epidemic on people’s levels of anger based on certain parameters. A total of 975 people have been evaluated on the constant scale of anger and anger. In statistical processes, t-test, one-way variance analysis and LSD tests were used. A statistically significant difference has been detected between the low scale points of the constant anger and anger style before the infection and during the epidemic, except for the control of anger (p<0,001). According to the state of education, a statistically significant difference has been found between the constant anger and anger style low scale points according to the time of internet use of TV watching (p<0,001). According to the profession, statistically significant differences have been detected between the low scale points of the continuous type of anger and anger before the infection and during the epidemic, except in the anger (p<0,001). The result: The scale scores of constant anger and anger style have been found to vary according to gender, educational status, occupation, TV watching and the time of internet use. Furthermore, it has been determined that pre-inflammatory anger conditions are lower than the epidemic period. Change in people's social life and desire for ski conditions can be shown as an factor in increasing rage conditions. People can be encouraged to live in their way of life at home.

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