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. 2021 Aug 4;9:680514. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2021.680514

Table 5.

Attitudes of participants toward COVID-19.

Statement Number of respondents I agree (%) I disagree (%)
Keeping safe physical-distance is the duty of all people. 696 693 (99.6) 3 (0.4)
I would visit a friend or family member with COVID-19. 695 7 (1.0) 688 (99.0)
Only people with predisposing factors need to take preventive measures. 682 27 (4.0) 655 (96.0)
School closure is an opportunity to visit family and friends. 670 48 (7.2) 622 (92.8)
Every household member should use their towel or facial tissue to dry hands and face. 669 653 (97.6) 16 (2.4)
I would notify school authorities upon the emergence of COVID-19 symptoms. 659 652 (98.9) 7 (1.1)
All affected cities need to go under immediate lockdown. 631 595 (94.3) 36 (5.7)
Relatives of a person deceased from COVID-19 should not feel ashamed. 605 580 (95.9) 25 (4.1)
Pet owners should take special care of their pets' contacts with people. 605 566 (93.6) 39 (6.4)
People with a positive travel history or close contacts should report themselves to health authorities. 601 573 (95.3) 28 (4.7)
Authorities need to prioritize more critical issues like road-accidents. 599 35 (5.8) 564 (94.2)
I would rather shop online instead of going shopping in person. 584 550 (94.2) 34 (5.8)
Despite keeping a safe distance, I feel uncomfortable around people recovered from COVID-19. 516 323 (62.6) 193 (37.4)
This pandemic is divine retribution due to the sins of humankind. 466 98 (21.0) 368 (79.0)
The pandemic resolves on its own when the weather gets warmer. 456 77 (16.9) 379 (83.1)