New normal pressure management methods of people in the lower Northeastern region

Abstract

            The difficult confrontation of living amid the Covid-19 epidemic and the socio-economic troubles that surround it. As a result, people have to find a new normal way to live longer. And for this reason, the researcher developed 64 questionnaires. It was then taken to collect the opinions of 400 people living in Ubon Ratchathani, Yasothon, Sisaket and Surin provinces for further analysis. The results found that people have two new normal pressure management methods: Religious use and interdependence in spite of the difficulties and pressures experienced by both the workload and the increased costs. Including being used to care and protect the health of themselves and their families. Both pathways had a predictive coefficient of R 2 .15 with a statistically significant .05 level. In addition, the study found that factors affecting the decision to choose interdependence as a way to deal with stress include: 1) Conversation with family members 2) Self-cooking 3) Concerns about travel safety 4) Difficulty in health care 5) Lack of trust and faith in the social system, and 6) new work skills training and 7) the scale of pressure. And all seven factors influenced the decision statistically at the .05 level as well.