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As for the participant, the minimum age was 18 and the maximum 90, and the mean age was 40.53 years. In relation to sex, 251 (62.6%) were female and 150 (37.4%) male. Regarding the fear of COVID-19, the large effect level predominated with 76.8% (n=308), followed by the medium large effect with 15% (n=60), medium effect with 5.5% (n=22) and small effect with 2.7% (n=11). In relation to the dimensions, in reactions to emotional fear, the medium-large effect level predominated with 51.1% (n=205), followed by medium effect with 42.4% (n=170), small effect with 6.5% (n=26) and in expressions of fear due to somatic causes, the large effect level predominated with 55.1% (n=221), followed by medium-large effect with 26.7% (n=107), medium effect with 11.2% (n=45) and small effect with 7% (n=28).As for the participant, the minimum age was 18 and the maximum 90, and the mean age was 40.53 years. In relation to sex, 251 (62.6%) were female and 150 (37.4%) male. Regarding the fear of COVID-19, the large effect level predominated with 76.8% (n=308), followed by the medium large effect with 15% (n=60), medium effect with 5.5% (n=22) and small effect with 2.7% (n=11). In relation to the dimensions, in reactions to emotional fear, the medium-large effect level predominated with 51.1% (n=205), followed by medium effect with 42.4% (n=170), small effect with 6.5% (n=26) and in expressions of fear due to somatic causes, the large effect level predominated with 55.1% (n=221), followed by medium-large effect with 26.7% (n=107), medium effect with 11.2% (n=45) and small effect with 7% (n=28).
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Kely Maeslita Torres González tiene 25 años, es licenciada en enfermería, estudió en la Universidad María Axiliadora, Lima-Perú.
