Abstract:The COVID-19 pandemic has been identified as a cause of a sudden increase in puppy acquisition from breeders and shelters. During lockdown, opportunities to expose developing puppies to a variety of novel humans and animals were greatly diminished. A visit to the veterinarian for vaccinations represented one of the few essential points of contact. This article discusses possible interventions and suggestions a veterinary technician could make to new puppy owners to increase their chances of providing adequate … Show more
“…[G#2]From the above statements it is clear that political conflicts have significantly gone down all over the world including Bangladesh during COVID‐19 (Anwar et al, 2020). Besides, political leaders are helping the general people (Bhalla, 2021). Many social analysts agree that it will help the political party leaders live in a stable if any government treats the pandemic carefully.…”
Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When infection numbers increase, governments are “punished” in terms of political approval (Bol, Giani, et al, 2020; Bol, Marco, et al, 2020). For example,Political parties are learning how to cope with any disaster like coronavirus and how to handle it in the future [G#3]Among lower‐level individuals in underdeveloped and developing countries, there is a significant financial crisis as a result local leaders have come forward to support the vulnerable in that situation (Bhalla, 2021). Now each party is trying to help people for their own political strategy [G#3, G#4]Political leaders are unwilling to gather with the people.…”
During the time being, while everybody else is busy conversing about the adverse effects of COVID‐19, researchers solemnly look forward to intensifying the positive effects of COVID‐19 on political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and ethical (PESTEL) aspects, as it was unrevealed. The FGD (Focus Group Discussion) and Delphi methods were conducted from April 2020 to January 2021 through the online platform to collect the data. In this research, 40 graduates from 40 families were taken as our sample size who carried out the opinions of their family members. The average duration of the interview was 30–40 min. This article highlighted that COVID‐19 has some positive effects on social‐psychological aspects (PESTEL) and, people are trying to adapt to new practices (New Normal) to improve their lifestyles against the deadly virus. COVID‐19 would pass, but life will never be the same; thus, researchers conduct the research based on a country, which may not be similar to the other cultures and countries' perceptions. This is the first and foremost study on the positive effects of covid‐19 and a guideline to cope with any pandemic in the near future. The study's findings are intended to assist the community in developing positive social psychology to call the covid‐19 into question and look forward to a new standard.
“…[G#2]From the above statements it is clear that political conflicts have significantly gone down all over the world including Bangladesh during COVID‐19 (Anwar et al, 2020). Besides, political leaders are helping the general people (Bhalla, 2021). Many social analysts agree that it will help the political party leaders live in a stable if any government treats the pandemic carefully.…”
Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When infection numbers increase, governments are “punished” in terms of political approval (Bol, Giani, et al, 2020; Bol, Marco, et al, 2020). For example,Political parties are learning how to cope with any disaster like coronavirus and how to handle it in the future [G#3]Among lower‐level individuals in underdeveloped and developing countries, there is a significant financial crisis as a result local leaders have come forward to support the vulnerable in that situation (Bhalla, 2021). Now each party is trying to help people for their own political strategy [G#3, G#4]Political leaders are unwilling to gather with the people.…”
During the time being, while everybody else is busy conversing about the adverse effects of COVID‐19, researchers solemnly look forward to intensifying the positive effects of COVID‐19 on political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and ethical (PESTEL) aspects, as it was unrevealed. The FGD (Focus Group Discussion) and Delphi methods were conducted from April 2020 to January 2021 through the online platform to collect the data. In this research, 40 graduates from 40 families were taken as our sample size who carried out the opinions of their family members. The average duration of the interview was 30–40 min. This article highlighted that COVID‐19 has some positive effects on social‐psychological aspects (PESTEL) and, people are trying to adapt to new practices (New Normal) to improve their lifestyles against the deadly virus. COVID‐19 would pass, but life will never be the same; thus, researchers conduct the research based on a country, which may not be similar to the other cultures and countries' perceptions. This is the first and foremost study on the positive effects of covid‐19 and a guideline to cope with any pandemic in the near future. The study's findings are intended to assist the community in developing positive social psychology to call the covid‐19 into question and look forward to a new standard.
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