EVALUATION OF BELIEF IN COVID-19 MYTHS AND LEVELS OF COVID-19 ANXIETY AND PERCEPTION OF HEALTH IN PREGNANCY

Objective: The aim of the study was to establish pregnant women's belief in COVID-19 myths, anxiety and perception health levels during pandemic.
 Method: This a descriptive 473 women. Introductory Information Form, Anxiety Scale, Health Perception Scale form myths related Pandemic were used. During data analysis, statistics, One way anova test, Independent groups t Mann Whitney U Kruskal Wallis test Spearman correlation analyses performed. 
 Results: A found between average number people believing mean scores obtained from scale (r=0.093, p=0.042) (r=0.115, p=0.012) scale. difference age gestational week values (p=0.000; p=0.004), p=0.006) (p=0.008; p=0.036) scales significant. unplanned pregnancies (p=0.011) score (p=0.004) higher.
 Conclusion: level women be associated with health. Belief increased increasing age. lower planned pregnancies. While their level, it also resulted an increase