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Life in Quarantine Lockdown Where were you and what were you doing when you heard the information that everybody in Peru was going to be in lockdown? What I can remember is… How did you feel? Sad, scared, happy, excited? and why? I remember feeling… How did the other people in your house feel and why? When it comes to my mom…. What did you do in your first two weeks of the lockdown and why? Do you feel proud of what you’ve achieved in your first 2 weeks in lockdown or disappointed and why? Did you prepare before the lockdown? How? Why not?
Have you felt any of the emotions in the pictures during the quarantine lockdown and why? Which pictures best represent you during the lockdown or pandemic and why? What about the other people in your house? How has the situation affected them? What’s the big deal? Who cares?
How are the words down below related to the new coronavirus situation? How is/are the word/words… related to your coronavirus experience or to the general situation? cabin fever suicidal or homicidal thoughts anxiety Netflix hydroxychloroquine obsessive compulsive disorder learning about yourself online learning sleeping in flattening the curve discovering spirituality prepping curfew talking to yourself spousal abuse Dr. Fauci respiratory problems shattered dreams laughing uncontrollably herd immunity
How would you help your friend on Facebook if he or she told you that they were experiencing depression due to the covid-19 situation? What I would do is… If you were a psychology expert, what guidelines would you give the public about dealing with strange emotions during the lockdown? If that was the situation, I would make sure that… What is the bright side or some of the good outcomes of what is currently going on? One positive result has been… How can you make yourself happy and fulfilled while you stay at home? Would you like to stay at home forever? why or why not?
Student A: You’ve been in quarantine lockdown for 3 months and you have been experiencing many strange emotions. Sometimes you feel really depressed and have sever anxiety. Sometimes you rock back and forth in your computer chair while your mind goes blank. Sometimes you obsessively check the news for new coronavirus information. Sometimes you laugh uncontrollably while you play with fire next to a wooden door. Talk to the psychologist. Explain what you’ve been feeling and your symptoms. Ask for advice and reach out for help. Student B: You are an experienced psychologist with 12 years of experience. You’ve worked with war veterans with PTSD and trauma victims. Listen to your patient and ask questions. Give solutions and provide answers. Be a friend and professional at the same time. Provide examples from your own life and former patients to provide help. So Jacob, what seems to be the problem? Tell me how you’re feeling? Feeling? I don’t feel anymore doctor. Sometimes I close my eyes and listen to a recording of myself crying just to feel something. I know how you feel. A lot of us have been feeling similar emotions. Do you doctor? Do you know what it feels like to eat a Snickers bar with tomato sauce while sitting in the bathtub while wearing a suit. I understand you’re feeling very upset and frightened. it reminds of this one patient I had. He was in Vietnam. He told me that….
How do you feel about people who say that the coronavirus is a hoax and that there should be no lockdown and that people don’t need to wear masks? Why? Is it possible that the governments of the world have overreacted in there response to covid-19? How? why not? What is more important, the economy or saving lives? Why? Analyzing it, I would say… What do you know about herd immunity? are you for it or against it? How long would you be willing to extend the lockdown to save lives?
What do you see in the pictures and how do they make you feel?
Student A: You are against the quarantine lockdown and you think it’s affecting the country in very negative way. You want to eliminate the curfew and the mandatory facemasks. You think the virus is being exaggerated and that it’s probably a hoax. Try to convince students C and B to think your way. Student B: You are very happy with the steps being taken by your government and you think stricter measures must be taken. You think that people who protest the lockdown should be arrested. You also think the usage of gloves should be mandatory as well. Try to convince student C and A to think your way. Student C: You have a radio talk show and you’re not sure if the lockdown is a good thing and you have doubts about the validity of the virus. You are good friends with the president and you want to hear both sides of the argument before talking with him. Listen and ask questions. Isn’t it obvious that… Wouldn’t you agree that… Anyone can see that… Just look at the facts. Think about this,….
Hello, Sam and Alex, welcome to the show. I’ve been having mixed feelings about the lockdown and the stay at home orders. I don’t know what to think. You have to snap out of it. It’s all a lie. It’s part of the new world order to control every aspect of our lives. You call 350,000 thousand people dead a lie? Come on, 150,000 people die every day and thousands from the common flu. I think there’s a lot of disinformation about the facts. Why would the governments of the world lie about something like that? So you think this is all just one big conspiracy?
