Do Religious Students in Korea Have Different Opinions about the Risk and Dangers of Covid-19 Compared to NonReligious Students?

Abstract

This paper tried to explore the view of religious and non-religious people on severity of coronavirus disease 2019 in South Korea. Authors
employs a survey method to investigate if religious people in South Korea have different opinions about the risk and dangers of coronavirus
disease 2019 compared to non-religious people. The samples for this research were collected via Google Form and paper-pencil based from
the university students of Korea. Correlation coefficient tests was performed and the difference-of-means t-test to see if there was a
significant correlation between religiosity and the belief that the coronavirus is dangerous. The results showed that is no strong evidence to
support our hypothesis.