Yogi Tri Prasetyo|Allysa Mae Castillo|Louie John Salonga|John Allen Sia|Joshua Adam Seneta
Factors affecting perceived effectiveness of COVID-19 prevention measures among Filipinos during Enhanced Community Quarantine in Luzon, Philippines: Integrating Protection Motivation Theory and extended Theory of Planned Behavior
Mapúa University|Mapúa University|Mapúa University|Mapúa University|Mapúa University
objective current study integrated protection motivation theory pmt extended theory planned behavior tpb evaluate factors affecting perceived effectiveness covid19 prevention measures among filipinos enhanced community quarantine ecq luzon philippinesmethods total 649 filipinos answered online questionnaire contained 63 questionsstructural equation modeling sem utilized derive causal relationships latent variables constructresults sem showed understanding covid19 significant direct effects perceived vulnerability perceived severityalso perceived vulnerability perceived severity significant indirect effects intention followintention follow significant direct effects actual behavior adapted behavior subsequently led perceived effectivenessof note understanding covid19 found significant indirect effect perceived effectivenessconclusions current study one first studies analyze factors affecting perceived effectiveness covid19 prevention measures global pandemicit proposed integrated pmt extended tpb study applied extended evaluate perceived effectiveness covid19 measures countries currently dealing covid19 pandemic