How does social isolation impact cognitive and emotional self-regulation in early and late adulthood?

[Here, the topic/area is social isolation, the two domains are cognitive and emotional self-regulation, and the two time periods are middle childhood and adolescence]. Your answer must cover these areas mentioned.

 

The impact of social impact on the Cognitive and emotional state of:

Middle childhood (6-8 years old) and Adolescence (10-19)

-> the age ranges experience anxiety and depression and becomes a little bit serious problem because when the person loses connection with friends and even neighbors, they feel more alone and that's not a good thing. As young people, they love socializing and because of this virus going on, socialization has become impossible.

-> as for the case of the adolescents, a rift develops as they develop more complex emotions and ways of thinking which becomes a little bit difficult for parents to deal with, at times. Being socialy distant is not even helping the situation inside the house. The adolescent kids feels trap with the parents and that's not a good thing.

-> Perhaps the best thing for parents to to do is, take it easy with kids, talk to them when needed but give them space too. Encourage communication. No sort of interrogation when the child or children are quiet or spending more time inside their rooms.

3) Early adulthood 20-40 year olds)

-> Now that social distancing is the new normal, more companies are letting their employees work at home and this age range are those people that gets busy with either working at home and doing chores or busy with work, a child and chores.

-> Social isolation takes a toll on anybody, specially when they have lmited time to be outside and spend more time at home, again.

-> During this social isoaltion time, it's bvery important to have variety of activities to be done as a family, if possible. Monotony is not good on anybody at any given time.

-> staying connected with co workers, friends, family and neighbors are very important to make things a little bit bearable each day, while this thing is not yet over.

4) Adulthood

-> At this age, at times, it's either a god thing to be not socializing at all and there are those adults who still value socializing. During this social isolation situation, many adults are staying home and doing nothing which at times makes them grouchy because they know that their being outside will do them no good, specially if they have underlying medical conditions.

-> Adults are aware that social isolation is now important than ever specially because at this age, being healthy is a good thing and is something to be valued.

-> Being socially isolated at this age can also have some negative effects on adults, specially when they are used to socializing earlier on. One of the best thing adults can do just like those in their 20's to 40's is never lose contact with former co workers, neighbors, family members who are living in other places. Another way to not get bored or anxious because of this social isolation is being mentally and physically busy at home. Doing simple chorse and doing exercises each day will surely help.