Table 2 Messages by categories of known drivers of willingness to comply
From: Improving compliance with physical distancing across religious cultures in Israel
Category 1: Perceived risk of COVID 19 | |
A1 | Very dangerous, wildly infectious |
A2 | Not dangerous; media exaggerates the strain of influenza |
A3 | Not dangerous, but it is all they talk about in the news |
A4 | Experts are advising but the government is reactive |
Category 2: Practices of physical distancing | |
B1 | Everyone should work and study only from home |
B2 | Everyone should keep a distance of 2 m from each other |
B3 | Everyone should be Confined to within a 100 m distance from the house |
B4 | Everyone should wear a mask everywhere we go |
Category 3: Ways to ensure physical distancing | |
C1 | A compulsory lockdown |
C2 | Leave only for grocery shopping (3 at a time) or pharmacy (1 at a time) |
C3 | Designated volunteers do shopping for elders and disabled |
C4 | Only 60 and older shop in the first two hours after opening |
Category 4: The agent communicating the physical distancing policy | |
D1 | National government |
D2 | Home Front Command |
D3 | Religious leaders |
D4 | The media |