Study on the Social Mentality of Low and Middle-income People in Different Industries During the Covid-19

Ce Wang

doi:10.54691/fhss.v3i9.5643

Authors

Ce Wang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/fhss.v3i9.5643

Keywords:

Low and Middle-income People; Social Mentality; Grounded Theory.

Abstract

Under the Covid-19, the social mentality of low-and middle-income people has changed with the development trend of the Covid-19. This paper collects data through questionnaires and interviews, and based on the Grounded Theory, it shows that people's mentality is in a downward trend from positive to negative from the early to the middle and late stages through open-ended, main axis and selective coding, and thus explores the influence of objective factors on mentality and personal beliefs during the Covid-19, and finally constructs a logical relationship model of social mentality of low- and middle-income people during the Covid-19. We also verify the reliability and validity of the intrinsic logical relationship model in this paper, and provide valid conclusions and data for the study of social attitudes of low- and middle-income people.

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