CONSPIRACY BELIEF AND BEHAVIOR IN THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

This research was aimed at investigating the relationship between belief in conspiracy theory and personality behaviors quarantine. Belief has been hypothesized to predict degree of adherence quarantine restrictions (wearing protective equipment, isolation, hygiene) influences antisocial behavior such as aggression selfishness, well prosocial help altruism. The obtained data empirical indicate absence functional connections that could demonstrate defining role mindset manifestations asocial behavior; however, there is still a statistical consistency changes indicators. Also, preventive practically not associated with personality's beliefs about COVID-19 (the regression equation explains less than 1% variance). It emphasized contradict results some previous researches, which are devoted behavioral consequences measures pandemic, particular.