Engaging individuals in disease prevention behaviours during a pandemic
While research has shown that individuals’ belief in a dangerous world can lead to disease prevention behaviours, the combined effects of this belief and the perception of the effectiveness of government’s messages in adopting disease prevention behaviours were not known previously. The COVID-19 pan...
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Main Authors: | YEO, Su Lin, SMU Office of Research |
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2022
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