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This study deals with the investigation of the Social perspective of Women towards epidemic. The study investigates the level of awareness, preventive understanding, and fear/ myths of participants towards an epidemic like COVID-19 infection. For this purpose, a descriptive survey model of the Social perspective Scale was developed by the investigator. The total sample of this study is 100, Collected data from women in Srikakulam District (Andhra Pradesh). This study is limited to the Srikakulam district only. The data were evaluated by Statistical software using to calculate the t-test, F-test, Standard Deviation, and Mean tests. The final result revealed that the awareness, understanding of prevention and fear/myths of the epidemic are moderate in women. Only a few members show a high-level Social perspective for the epidemic, and some members indicate a low level of Social perspective for the epidemic. Locality and Age play a significant role in the social perspective for the epidemic. Other variables like the occupation didn't play any significant role in the Social perspective of the epidemic. According to this study, the investigator concluded tribal and rural area women differ in their Social perspective for the epidemic. Age also a significant factor in women's. 16 to 25 years, 26 to 35 years, and 36 to 45 years persons differ in their Social perspective of Women towards preventive measures of the epidemic.