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. 2020 Sep 11;22(9):e20955. doi: 10.2196/20955

Table 3.

Respondents answers to the questions addressing confidence, understanding, trust, and concerns.a

Views on COVID-19 Response, median (IQR)
Confidence in information and understanding

Qb1. I feel informed about COVID-19. 7 (5-9)

Q2. I feel informed about measures to prevent infection with COVID-19. 8 (5-9)

Q3. I understand the guidance from health care authorities related to COVID-19. 8 (7-9)
Trust to state and local authorities, and country readiness for pandemic

Q4. I think the country I am responding from is well prepared for COVID-19. 4 (2-5)

Q5. I think all possible government measures to fight COVID-19 are being taken in my country. 4 (2-6)

Q6. I think that all possible local authority measures to fight COVID-19 are being taken in my city/town/village/etc. 4 (2-6)

Q7. I trust the government in the country I am responding from. 3 (1-5)

Q8. I trust the local authorities in the city/town/village/etc I am responding from. 3 (1-5)
Governmental measures evaluation

Q9. I think the measures taken by the country government against COVID-19 are excessive. 2 (1-5)

Q10. I think the measures taken by the local authorities in the city/town/village/etc against COVID-19 are excessive. 2 (1-5)
Worry/concern/adverse expectation

Q11. I am worried about becoming infected with COVID-19 no matter how much I take care of myself. 6 (3-9)

Q12. I believe the crisis caused by COVID-19 will eventually resolve with little consequence for my country’s economy. 1 (1-2)

Q13. The COVD-19 situation concerns me significantly. 7 (5-9)

Q14. The COVID-19 situation is negatively impacting my day-to-day life. 7 (5-9)

Q15. I believe the crisis caused by COVID-19 will eventually resolve with little consequence for my job/business. 3 (1-6)

aAnswers were provided with a 9-point Likert scale, where 1 is completely disagree and 9 is completely agree.

bQ: question.