期刊
INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE
卷 57, 期 4, 页码 1402-1417出版社
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DOI: 10.1007/s12124-021-09608-w
关键词
Coronavirus; Psychological perceptions; Qualitative study
This study investigates the psychological perceptions of individuals who ignore COVID-19 warnings, revealing biased cognitive processing and lack of compassion as key factors. Changing the thoughts, perceptions, and behaviors of these individuals is crucial to promoting a positive attitude towards preventive measures in society.
Psychological factors are important for the prevention of disease. This study aims to identify the psychological perceptions of people who are ignoring the warnings of novel COVID-19 infection. A qualitative content analysis was carried out from May to July 2020. The interviewees were selected purposefully from Isfahan, Iran. The saturation point was achieved in 20 semi-structured interviews. The thematic analysis approach was used to analyze the transcribed documents using MAXQDA software (version 12).The results revealed 2 themes and 6 sub-themes related to the psychological beliefs of individuals with no attention to corona alerts. Themes and sub-themes included Biased cognitive processing (biased beliefs, attention biases, metacognitive beliefs and Depressogenic schemata), low compassion, and empathy for oneself and others (Negative Emotions towards Oneself, low altruism). To ensure a positive attitude towards precautionary measures in society, the thoughts, perceptions, and behaviors of people who ignore coronavirus alerts need to be changed. This is achieved through the use of mass media and virtual networks, by encouraging people to change their negative attitude towards the use of preventive measures, individual and social protection campaigns, and by fostering a sense of responsibility.
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