*3.1. Anxiety-Depression Evaluation*

This paper analyses and discusses the results of the "Anxiety" and "Depression" sub-scales. For the "Anxiety" scale, a score of 7 or below was defined as healthy and asymptomatic, a score of 8–10 was defined as critical, and a score of 11–20 was defined as significantly anxious. Of the 110 subjects, 64.5% were healthy and asymptomatic, 20% were critical, and 15.5% showed serious anxiety symptoms. The "Depression" scale results were assessed the same way as the "Anxiety" scale. Of the 110 subjects, 68% were in a healthy state, 20% were in a critical state, and 12% had significant depressive symptoms. From the data, it can be concluded that more than 30% of the subjects suffered from mild or significant anxiety or depression, indicating that the phenomenon of anxiety and depression is prominent in this group which supports the validity of the opening H1.
