Table 2.
French’ s attitudes toward the lockdown, cluster analysis, March 27–29, COCONEL Survey (N = 1012)
| Agreement with the following statements (column %): | Total sample | Cluster 1 38% |
Cluster 2 31% |
Cluster 3 31% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The lockdown … | (column %) | |||
| … should last several more weeks to be effective | 94% | 100% | 99% | 80% b |
| … has already disastrous economic consequences | 93% | 88% b | 99% # | 93% |
| … is an opportunity to develop local solidarity | 91% | 91% | 98% # | 84% b |
| … is the only effective way to fight the epidemic | 89% | 98% # | 97% # | 69% b |
| … should be strengthened to be effective | 80% | 87% | 96% # | 56% b |
| … will cause family tragedies | 76% | 67% b | 86% # | 79% |
| … should be less coercive to be more acceptable | 22% | 4% b | 19% | 47% # |
| … is disproportionate considering the real severity of the epidemic | 20% | 1% b | 21% | 41% # |
| … is the consequence of the lack of hospital resources | 66% | 39% b | 90% # | 75% |
| … could be replaced by mass screening tests | 65% | 39% b | 87% # | 76% |
| … could have been avoided by the widespread wearing of masks | 50% | 23% b | 76% # | 59% |
| … causes too much restriction on civil liberties | 41% | 10% b | 52% | 69% # |
# proportion is significantly higher (p < 0.05) than in the rest of the sample
b proportion is significantly lower (p < 0.05) than in the rest of the sample