Table 2. Attitudes and worriedness of Pakistani heads of households related to COVID-19 (n=509) .

Variable	n (%)
Attitudes
COVID-19 will be controlled (n=509)
Agree	344 (67.6)
Don’t know	79 (15.5)
Disagree	86 (16.9)
Pakistan will be able to control the CVOID-19 (n=509)
Agree	351 (69.0)
Don’t know	84 (16.5)
Disagree	74 (14.5)
Stopping yourself from watching news will help in decreasing the fear (n=509)
Agree	359 (70.5)
Don’t know	43 (8.4)
Disagree	107 (21.0)
Unauthentic information through social media is increasing panic about COVID-19 (n=508)
Agree	444 (87.4)
Don’t know	31 (6.1)
Disagree	33 (6.5)
Social distancing will become the new norm and we will not be able to meet people in future like we did before (n=508)
Agree	179 (35.2)
Don’t know	64 (12.6)
Disagree	265 (52.1)
Worries
I will eventually contract COVID-19 despite preventive measures (n=508)
Not worried at all	137 (27.0)
Mildly worried	142 (28.0)
Somewhat worried	145 (28.5)
Moderately worried	63 (12.4)
Extremely worried	21 (4.1)
I will not be able to survive by COVID-19, if I contract the infection (n=508)
Not worried at all	186 (36.6)
Mildly worried	149 (29.3)
Somewhat worried	93 (18.3)
Moderately worried	46 (9.1)
Extremely worried	38 (7.5)
Drugs/treatment will have no effect on me (n=497)
Not worried at all	185 (37.2)
Mildly worried	135 (27.2)
Somewhat worried	95 (18.7)
Moderately worried	44 (8.9)
Extremely worried	38 (7.6)
I am ______ if I get the infection, I will pass to my family (n=507)
Not worried at all	53 (10.5)
Mildly worried	106 (20.9)
Somewhat worried	100 (19.7)
Moderately worried	73 (14.4)
Extremely worried	175 (34.5)
I am ______ about contracting it because I am old and have lived my life the best way I could (n=488)
Not worried at all	28 (26.4)
Mildly worried	28 (26.4)
Somewhat worried	26 (24.5)
Moderately worried	14 (13.2)
Extremely worried	10 (9.4)