Prosocial behavior guided by an intervention game approach can restrain the rapid transmission of Covid-19.

This study explores how prosocial behavior, influenced by strategic intervention games, can effectively control the rapid spread of COVID-19. Leveraging mathematical modeling and game theory, it examines the impact of cooperative actions such as social distancing, mask-wearing, and vaccination on disease transmission dynamics. The intervention game approach simulates interactions among individuals, emphasizing the role of incentives and penalties in promoting behaviors that benefit public health.