TY - JOUR TI - Bibliometric analysis of psychology literature related to the COVID-19 pandemic AB - Aim: This study aimed to provide a bibliometric and visualization analysis of the studies conducted in the fields of psychiatry and psychology related to COVID-19. Methods: A total of 21255 studies carried on between 01 January 2020 and 01 September 2021, were obtained from Pubmed database. The studies have been evaluated under four headings: “behaviour and behaviour mechanisms”, “psychological phenomena and processes”, “mental disorders”, and “behavioral disciplines and activities”. Studies consisting of papers, book chapters, research, and review articles were mapped with the VOSviewer (version 1.6.16) open-access program, and the most repeated 484 terms out of 6438 key terms found in 21255 studies, were included in the data set. The term clusters that were closest to each other were determined by evaluating the closeness of the most repeated terms and the 51923 links calculated for 6438 terms. Results: In the first cluster, the topics such as anxiety, mental health, depression, psychological adaptation, psychological risk factors have formed the majority of the studies in the field of psychology-psychiatry related to COVID-19; in the second cluster, studies are concentrated in areas such as telemedicine, infection control, personal protective equipment, and outpatient services. It is observed that the majority of the terms in the third cluster are about COVID-19 and mental disorders, and the fourth cluster consists of terms such as psychological burnout and job satisfaction in the health workforce. Conclusion: In this bibliometric study, the information is provided about which topics are mainly carried out in psychiatry and psychology studies related to COVID-19. AU - Balaban, Gülşah AU - TANKUT YILDIRIM, ÜLKÜ AU - Esen, Fevzi DO - 10.29228/anatoljhr.68199 PY - 2023 JO - Anatolian Journal of Health Research VL - 4 IS - 1 SN - 2757-6051 SP - 17 EP - 24 DB - TRDizin UR - http://search/yayin/detay/1180510 ER -