Seeking social support through Religion, Psychological wellbeing and Social capital: A Global Survey on Coronavirus situational stress and coping strategies 

Abstract

The novel of Coronavirus (COVID-19) which emerged in Wuhan, China in December 2019 has quickly spread in China and exported to around the world including economically developed countries and it has hit Indonesia as well. It is changing social life, practices, everyday habits, and government policies toward all walks of life. The main cause of COVID-19 is to be primarily transmitted by the respiratory droplets with similar incubation time (1). The present study aimed to highlight the relationship of religiosity, social capital and psychological wellbeing of the general public with a pandemic, particularly during COVID-19 days. There are various social and religious factors which lead to a cure and give the presence of religious and social function of the society. The purpose of this study is to give socialization and to give awareness, on social distancing, religious coping strategies, and how to live a healthy lifestyle. It is also to mention that, author (s) ensured the ethical consideration from the respondents and to use this survey for the academic purpose and scientific publications. This COVID-19 awareness survey started in Indonesia and its surrounding areas to access maximum respondents. This campaign can also suggest a recommendation for safety and ensure public health precautions from such pandemics.

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