Epidemics and similar disasters pose a threat to health in terms of people, as well as they affectpeople socially and psychologically. Anxiety, panic, uncertainty and risk create an individual, social anduniversal culture of fear. The current epidemic has spread to many countries in a short time through means oftransportation. The spread of the epidemic has made global crises inevitable, both in health and in socialterms. The epidemic spreading very fast has increased the risks. For this reason, this studys hows a trend onthe individual and social effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. The aim of this study is to reveal the socialpsychological appearance of outbreaks in general, and the Covid-19 epidemic in focus, with expert opinions.Qualitative interviews were held with 10 experts and academicians in total from the fields of sociology,psychology, philosophy, social services and theology in this context. In this study, approval was obtainedfrom the ethics committee for questions posed to the participants. In the interviews, answers to questionsregarding the emergence of the epidemic, the social and psychological effects of the epidemic and thepredictions regarding the post-epidemic process were sought. The analysis of the data was done by using thecontentan alysis method by using qualitative interview technique in theresearch. Theoretically, thecharacteristics of epidemics were evaluated through Ulrich Beck's concept of “Risk Society”. When thefindings of there search are analyzed, the destructions in the causal explanation of the epidemic, especially inthe post-Industrial Revolution process, have been suggested as the reason. It was expressed that theexploitation of production and consumption-oriented nature and universal risks are inevitable in the human nature relationship. In this context, explanations in the religious context also support the principle ofcausality. In addition to religious discourse, it has been suggested that human rights violations along with thedestruction of nature and disasters such as epidemics against world-oriented life can be evaluated in thecontext of warning, punishment and wisdom. At the point of the social outlook of the epidemic, the culture offear created by uncertainty and anxiety is stated to be a common feature of modern risks. In this context, ithas been stated that the existing restrictions will be determinant at the point of transformation of socialrelations and therefore the necessity of building collective consciousness has been expressed universally. Inaddition to controlling the epidemic in terms of health, it is recommended to build the “Social SupportBoard” in order to identify and prevent social problems that are likely to occur.