Covid 19 Effects of

Vaccination
Teenagers,Adults,Seni
or Citizens
What is Covid-19
In this generation we are now facing a crisis situation a kind of flu that can
immediately spread. Implementation a forced lockdown in a certain place. In
December 2019, an outbreak of pneumonia of unknown origin was reported in
Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. This kind of flu is called Corona Virus Disease
2019( COVID-19). It is an infectious disease caused by the SARS- Cov-2 virus.

The COVID-19 pandemic caused a crisis situation with the rapid spread
of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Lockdowns were implemented to contain the
virus, and vaccines from different pharmaceutical companies were
developed. However, many people are still hesitant to take the vaccine
due to fears of side effects and allergic reactions, as well as
misinformation and conspiracy theories. This hesitancy has led to
anxiety and fear among the population.
Objectives that parallel to the Research questions:
Objectives:
1. Determine the impact of COVID-19 on mental well-being across different age groups.
2. Assess the prevalence of physical symptoms related to COVID-19 in various age groups.
3. Explore teenagers' anxiety and stress regarding their bodies during the pandemic.
4. Investigate adults' concerns about their physical health and vulnerability to COVID-19.
5. Examine the severity of COVID-19 symptoms among senior citizens compared to other age groups.

Research Questions:
1. How does COVID-19 affect mental well-being in different age groups?
2. What physical symptoms are commonly reported by different age groups affected by COVID-19?
3. Do teenagers experience increased anxiety and stress about their bodies due to COVID-19?
4. What concerns do adults express about their physical health and susceptibility to COVID-19?
5. Are senior citizens more prone to severe COVID-19 symptoms compared to other age groups?
Significance of study:
This study examines the perspectives
of teenagers, adults, and senior
citizens on COVID-19 vaccination. It
aims to alleviate concerns and
encourage vaccination by providing
reassurance about the vaccine's
safety. The findings can assist health
workers in persuading hesitant
individuals to get vaccinated,
contribute to community awareness,
and serve as a reference for future
research on vaccination effects.
Methodology:
This study utilizes various data collection
methods to gather and interpret
information. Evaluating the items to be
collected is crucial for obtaining accurate
data through surveys or interviews. By
asking questions and monitoring
respondents' responses, data is collected
and compiled for analysis and summary.
Research design:

The study will employ a quantitative research design to

calculate vaccination rates among teenagers, adults,
and senior citizens. It will also compare the number of
vaccinated individuals in each group to determine
which group has the highest vaccination rate.
SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE:

1.Has COVID-19 affected the mental well-being of teenagers, adults, and

senior citizens? (Yes/No)
2.Have teenagers, adults, and senior citizens experienced physical symptom
from COVID-19? (Yes/No)
3.Do teenagers feel anxious or stressed about their bodies due to COVID-19?
(Yes/No)
4.Do adults express concerns about their physical health and COVID-19?
(Yes/No)
5.Are senior citizens more susceptible to severe symptoms from COVID-19?
(Yes/No)
Demographic Table:
Research Locale (depending on the study) :

The study will be conducted in Brgy. Gata Daku,

Clarin. Respondents will be surveyed face-to-face
to gather information on vaccination. The chosen
location will provide valuable insights into the
vaccination status of the population. The study will
be conducted in the second semester of the
academic year 2023-2024.
Data Collection:

Quantitative data will be collected using a

questionnaire/checklist from teenagers, adults, and
senior citizens to assess the effects of COVID-19.
Surveys will be administered electronically or face-to-
face, focusing on mental well-being, physical symptoms,
anxiety, stress, health concerns, and vulnerability. Data
analysis will identify trends and inform interventions.
DATA ANALYSIS :

Quantitative data on the effects of COVID-19 and

individuals' feelings towards their bodies will be
analyzed using appropriate statistical tools, such as
descriptive statistics, chi-square tests, or correlation
analysis. Statistical analysis allows for numerical
analysis, pattern identification, and exploration of
relationships within the data. This analysis will provide
insights into prevalence, correlations, and overall trends
among demographic groups, leading to evidence-based
conclusions.
Ethical Consideration :

Ethical considerations are crucial in research involving

participants. By obtaining informed consent, ensuring
confidentiality, promoting voluntary participation,
minimizing harm, seeking ethical approval, respecting
cultural sensitivity, practicing transparent reporting,
adhering to responsible research conduct, and prioritizing
participant welfare, researchers can protect participants'
rights, privacy, and well-being. Adhering to these
principles is essential for conducting ethical and
responsible research that respects participant dignity and
contributes to knowledge.
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