FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4285405185> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4285405185 endingPage "56" @default.
• W4285405185 startingPage "38" @default.
• W4285405185 abstract "According to the parasite-stress theory of sociality and the behavioral immune system theory, heightened religiosity serves an anti-pathogen function by promoting in-group assortative sociality. Thus, highly religious countries/territories could have better control of the COVID-19 (proactively avoids disease-threat), and heightened COVID-19 threat could increase religiosity (reactively responds to disease-threat). As expected, country-level religiosity (religion-related online searches (Allah, Buddhism, Jesus, etc.) and number of total religions/ethnoreligions) negatively and significantly predicted COVID-19 severity (a composite index of COVID-19 susceptibility, reproductive rate, morbidity, and mortality rates) (Study 1a), after accounting for covariates (e.g., socioeconomic factors, ecological factors, collectivism index, cultural tightness-looseness index, COVID-19 policy response, test-to-case ratio). Moreover, multilevel analysis accounting for daily- (e.g., time-trend effect, season) and macro-level (same as in Study 1a) covariates showed that country-level religious searches, compared with the number of total religions/ethnoreligions, were more robust in negatively and significantly predicting daily-level COVID-19 severity during early pandemic stages (Study 1b). At weekly level, perceived coronavirus threat measured with coronavirus-related searches (corona, covid, covid-19, etc.), compared with actual COVID-19 threat measured with epidemiological data, showed larger effects in positively predicting religious searches (Study 2), after accounting for weekly- (e.g., autocorrelation, time-trend effect, season, religious holidays, major-illness-related searches) and macro-level (e.g., Christian-majority country/territory and all country-level variables in Study 1) covariates. Accordingly, heightened religiosity could proactively and reactively respond to the COVID-19 pandemic across the globe." @default.
• W4285405185 created "2022-07-14" @default.
• W4285405185 creator A5006662778 @default.
• W4285405185 date "2022-09-01" @default.
• W4285405185 modified "2023-10-10" @default.
• W4285405185 title "Heightened religiosity proactively and reactively responds to the COVID-19 pandemic across the globe: Novel insights from the parasite-stress theory of sociality and the behavioral immune system theory" @default.
• W4285405185 cites W1969113188 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W1971269520 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W1986829999 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W1990470606 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W1997102788 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W1997222271 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W1997725679 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2032579804 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2035525135 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2040603241 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2044841658 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2046160104 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2049078904 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2055415489 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2056775433 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2066661298 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2076304740 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2076494824 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2077588541 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2102813049 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2109223294 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2110081343 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2110785239 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2113281787 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2113640193 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2114038289 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2114204134 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2129076711 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2129967876 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2130094219 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2130429365 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2131986703 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2134879572 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2136180191 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2140967622 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2150231411 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2161411308 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2168305116 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2323881768 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2462926848 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2474075425 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2533948702 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2603125400 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2604248135 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2738386342 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2745425836 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2752327855 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2770727657 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2771862586 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2773048374 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2785400778 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2787755686 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2789520945 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2792358284 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2793737310 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2794304776 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2801332385 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2884451693 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2885202190 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2887351832 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2893737872 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2898581897 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2909860169 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2944701384 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2976255502 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2990499930 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W2995739176 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3010670817 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3010985958 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3013967887 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3015836107 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3020762743 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3025968556 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3029767706 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3032480207 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3033934096 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3034255855 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3035089341 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3036253978 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3036622904 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3037036997 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3037089795 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3037164411 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3037967962 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3038593959 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3039108356 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3043382455 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3045244566 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3046867480 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3046892389 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3049578099 @default.
• W4285405185 cites W3084464829 @default.

• next