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Psychosocial indicators of individual behavior during COVID-19: Delphi approach

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Psychosocial indicators of individual behavior during COVID-19: Delphi approach

W. Abbas and S. Eltayeb

This study explores the key psychosocial indicators that influence COVID-19 preventive behaviors in Arab countries, revealed through a comprehensive scoping review and a Delphi approach with 19 experts across nine nations. The findings highlight critical social and psychological factors that could reshape pandemic interventions. Conducted by Wijdan Abbas and Shahla Eltayeb.

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Abstract
This study aimed to establish consensus on psychosocial indicators influencing COVID-19 preventive behaviors in Arab countries. Using a scoping review and a three-round Delphi approach with 19 experts from nine Arab countries, five robust social indicators (Belief System, Income Status, Family Commitment, Faith, Kinship System) and four psychological indicators (Self-Efficacy, Perception of Hazard, Motivation, Stigma) were identified. These indicators offer a strong foundation for redesigning pandemic control interventions.
Publisher
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Sep 30, 2022
Authors
Wijdan Abbas, Shahla Eltayeb
Tags
COVID-19
Arab countries
preventive behaviors
psychosocial indicators
Delphi approach
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