Religious coping in the time of COVID-19 Pandemic in India and Nigeria: Finding of a cross-national community survey.
Huma FatimaTosin Philip OyetunjiSudha MishraKrittika SinhaOlorunyomi Felix OlorunsogbonOluwayemi Samson Akandenull SrinivasanSujita Kumar KarPublished in: The International journal of social psychiatry (2020)
Significant percentages of people after the COVID-19 pandemic took religious coping steps to overcome their problems. During this pandemic, positive religious coping among the Indian and Nigerian communities is more prevalent than negative religious coping. There is a substantial cross-national difference between Indians and Nigerians in the religious coping modes.