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This study was conducted to confirm the mediating effect of social support in the relationshipbetween social indirect trauma and coping ability of nursing students who have to participate inclinical practice in the COVID-19. To this end, 142 nursing students attending two universitiesin Chungcheong Province participated, and the collected data were analyzed as SPSS 22.0. Theresults are as follows. There was a correlation between individual response to social indirecttrauma, wish-centered coping ability, and self-sensitivity understanding of emotional intelligenceand others. Therefore, the mediating effect analysis was conducted excluding social support.. As a result of the mediating effect analysis, it was found that self-sensitivity understanding andothers' s ensitivity understanding play a complete mediating role in the relationship betweensocial indirect trauma and wish-centered coping ability. Based on the results of this study, it can be seen that a nursing education process is needed to help nursing students improve theircoping skills through the improvement of emotional intelligence.


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COVID19, Indirect trauma, Coping, Emotional intelligence, Social support