Compliance with COVID-19 prevention guidelines: Active vs. passive risk takers

Abstract In 2020, most countries around the world adopted various measures aimed at combating coronavirus (i.e., COVID-19), or reducing risky behavior which may spread virus. current study ( N = 215), we examined compliance with COVID-19 prevention guidelines using a risk-taking perspective, differentiating active from passive risk taking. corona context taking involves actions that cause disease contraction, such as shaking hands, while acceptance of brought on by inaction, in not an alco-gel disinfectant. We found personal tendencies for and predicted related taking, respectively. Furthermore, was also to differences self-control, low Initiation self-control predicting levels Inhibition Thus, complying Covid-19 put people risk, between risks is helpful accurate prediction each type behavior.