COVID-19 Lockdown: A Study on Behavioural Pattern -A Systematic Review in DELHI-NCR, India
Dr. Nitin Girdharwa*.
Abstract
Objective: To test the Hypothesis. that young people, when expelled from organized activities and restricted to their homes during the COVID-19. Pandemic will show negative patterns in way of life. behaviours. Methods: The example included 500 kids and teenagers with obesity taking an interest in a longitudinal observational examination situated in Delhi-NCR, India. Way of life data including diet, action, and rest practices was gathered at the pattern on two and a half months (75 Days) into the national lockdown during which home control was required. Changes in results over the 75 days time focuses were evaluated for significance using pared t-test.
Key words: Lockdown, Children, Behaviour pattern, Food Intake, weight control
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