2022, Vol. 5, Issue 2, Part A

The study is carried out to assess the level of stress and coping among adults between 35-45 years in home quarantine with covid 19 positive, to find out the relationship between the stress and coping among and also to determine the association between the stress and coping with selected demographic variables such as age, gender, occupation and personal habits among the adult between 35-45 years in home quarantine with covid 19 positive. The conceptual framework of the present study was based on "Modified J.W.Kenny's Open System Model"(1990). Reliability was established by test-retest method. The findings were revealed that the level of stress among home quarantine adults, 2(7%) had mild level of stress, 27(90%) of them had moderate level of stress and 1(3%) of them had severe level of stress and also 27(90%) of them had mild level of coping and 3(10%) of the had moderate level of coping and none of them had good level of coping.