PSYCHO-SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF ECONOMIC CRISES IN NIGERIA: ROLE OF THE MEDIA

Authors

  • Chinwe Onyemaechi Author
  • Ezeaka Nonye Benedeth Author
  • Chukwujekwu Onwuka Author
  • Sunday Achebe Author
  • Placcid Udechukwu Author
  • Charles Ezechukwu Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.48047/z97ap066

Keywords:

Psycho, Social, Economic Crises, Media

Abstract

Economic crises significantly impact mental well-being and social dynamics. In Nigeria, financial struggles,
unemployment, and inflation cause heightened stress, anxiety, depression, and uncertainty. These factors can
lead to changes in behavior, strained relationships, and a weakened sense of community. The psychological
toll of economic hardship often extends beyond individuals, affecting entire communities and weakening social
cohesion. Economic crises often worsen existing social disparities, weaken trust in authorities, and force people
to adopt different coping strategies. In addition to harming individuals mentally, economic downturns also
damage societal foundations, leading to strained relationships in families, local groups, and the community as
a whole. This can lead to even greater societal problems. This study explores the psychological and social
effects of economic crises, focusing on how they affect individuals, families, and community resilience. Using
a qualitative methodology and secondary data from journals and textbooks, the research explores how
prolonged financial hardship influences public morale, social mobility, and collective responses to adversity

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Published

2025-02-03

How to Cite

PSYCHO-SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF ECONOMIC CRISES IN NIGERIA: ROLE OF THE MEDIA (C. Onyemaechi, E. . Nonye Benedeth, C. Onwuka, S. Achebe, P. Udechukwu, & C. Ezechukwu , Trans.). (2025). Cuestiones De Fisioterapia, 54(3), 3844-3858. https://doi.org/10.48047/z97ap066