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Compatibility of the citizens of Isfahan with the implementation of Social Distance in order to deal with the pandemic of Covide -19 disease
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Naser Shahryari    , Mohsen Azarafrooz , Saeid Tabesh , Akbar Vakili , Samad Shamakhi |
| University of Mazandaran |
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Abstract: (2906 Views) |
The spread of coronavirus and its effects on social, cultural, political and economic conditions and human health have led to a comprehensive approach to eliminate and reduce the devastating consequences of it, as a central issue in the world. The aim of the present study was to investigate the compatibility of the citizens of Isfahan with the implementation of social distance in order to deal with the epidemic of Qovid-19 disease.
Methods: The present study is a quantitative approach and descriptive strategy and correlation and field tactics. A total of 300 households were selected as the sample size by stratified random sampling method and the data collection tool was a researcher-made questionnaire that after confirming the validity, its reliability was confirmed with Cronbach's alpha coefficient of 0.803. In the method of data analysis through descriptive and inferential statistics using SPSS-26 software in the form of Chi-square, Eta and Spearman tests, the relationship between social distance and demographic variables was investigated.
Results: The findings show that 27% of the statistical sample had observed social spacing and except for the demographic variable, the marital status of the respondents, which has a very significant significant relationship with social distance, had a significant relationship between other demographic variables and social spacing. Has not.
Conclusion: Crisis management of infectious diseases, policy-making and macro-management and comprehensive management should be done and steps should be taken towards strategic foresight; Those in charge of culture, education and the media should make every effort to strengthen society's social responsibility. |
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| Keywords: Compatibility, Covide -19 disease, Social Distance, pandemic. |
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Type of Study: Research |
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Received: 2020/06/9 | Accepted: 2020/12/12 | Published: 2020/12/29
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