The research aimed to determine the degree of the respondents' sense of social responsibility towards each of the self, the family, the local community, and the national community to support government efforts in the face of infectious epidemic diseases, as well as determining the contribution of the studied quantitative independent variables in explaining the discrepancy between the respondents in the degrees of their sense of social responsibility to support efforts. Government in the face of infectious diseases.
The research was conducted in the village of Mansha'atRedaSinbillawin district in Dakahlia Governorate, and using the simple fraction, a random sample representing 25% of the total size was selected, consisting of 200 families out of the total families in the village, which numbered 800 families, and the data were collected during the period from May to June in 2021. Appropriate statistical analysis methods for the data were used that achieve the research objectives and hypotheses such as frequencies, percentages, Cronbach's alpha coefficient, Pearson's simple correlation, “t" and “f" tests, and the method of correlational and regression analysis Stepwise Multiple