By knowing the positive, negative and hindering personal and social factors in the acceptance of prosocial measures in the face of the Covid pandemic, it will be possible to better plan public health procedures. The positive effects of the measures were: working with local communities and reaching out to different populations is considered instrumental when it comes to motivating people to get vaccinated. Positive private role models breed more positive behavior, which results in prosocial behavior; the opposite is true for negative role models The negative effects of the measures were an infodemic and the spread of false panic and wrong information In addition to religious beliefs and negative social role models, the factors hindering the promotion of prosocial behavior were: practicing unhealthy patterns of behavior before the Covid-19 pandemic (tobacco, alcohol consumption); lower level of education/information of the individual/parent; the presence of psychological disorders (anxiety, depression; religious beliefs that can have a negative impact on decisions related to vaccination if the vaccines they use contain embryonic cells, while on the other hand they can have a positive impact on the protection of mental health during social isolation and mistrust in the government, the health system or certain political options lead to worse adherence to prosocial measures