2021
DOI: 10.9734/ajess/2021/v23i330555
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Perceptual and Behavioral Response to COVID-19 Pandemic among Sri Lankan Undergraduates

Abstract: COVID-19 has emerged as the most impactful pandemic after the Spanish flu. As communities adjust to a life with COVID-19 it has become essential to employ different behavioral mechanisms of prevention to curtail community transmission. Perceptual factors such as risk perception and locus of control play a role in the level of stress experienced and the likelihood of employing behavioral methods for the prevention of the spread of the virus. The present cross sectional study utilized four questionnaires measuri… Show more

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