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  • To review existing literature on confinement's psychological effects.
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  • To explore the mechanisms and interrelationships of confinement-induced disorders.

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  • Literature review beyond COVID-19 specific studies.
  • Analysis of known consequences: boredom, social isolation, stress, sleep deprivation.
  • Examination of psychological disorders: anxiety, PTSD, depression, behavioral issues, domestic violence.

Main Results:

  • Confinement can lead to anxiety, PTSD, depression, and behavioral issues.
  • Mechanisms behind PTSD and other disorders require further study.
  • Hallucinations, linked to social isolation, are under-recognized in confinement literature.

Conclusions:

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  • Understanding emergence mechanisms is crucial for effective management.
  • Telemedicine is a developing therapeutic approach during crises.