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This research aimed to establish the relationship between the social perception about Covid-19 and emotional distress, worry and catastrophic cognition, unnecessary purchases, healing beliefs and socio-emotional skills of Mexicans over 18 years old, from four geographic regions in Mexico. A quantitative methodology was used, with 2324 Mexican people participating in a survey during the phase 2 of Covid-19 pandemic. The results show high concern and catastrophic thinking (M = 34.58), understood as a negative cognitive-emotional response that inflates the value of the threat (Alvarez -Aztorga et al., 2019). High emotional distress (M = 18.95) was found as an unpleasant and multifactorial emotional experience (Bernales et al., 2019). In the general linear regression model, worry and catastrophic cognition (B = 0.642) are related to emotional distress. Socio-emotional competencies (B = - 0.152) are a protective factor used as tools that regulate emotional states (Torres, 2018) but with less intensity / Laura Fabiola Nunez Udave, Laura Karina Castro Saucedo, Esmeralda Jaqueline Tapia Garcia, Fernando Bruno, Cesar Arnulfo de Leon Alvarado.

Percepción social del Covid-19 desde el malestar emocional y las competencias socioemocionales en mexicanos