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Demographic patterns of lockdown breakers: a worldwide study

2021-06-23

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<p>Knowing who to target with certain messages is the prerequisite of efficient public health campaigns during pandemics. Using the COVID-19 pandemic situation, we explored which facets of the society - defined by age, gender, income, and education levels - are the most likely to visit social gatherings and aggravate the spread of a disease. Analyzing the reported behavior of 87,169 individuals from and 41 countri...

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Literature Corpus work: 4149cf35-d1f4-5d1e-97d4-b059ca5cb95d
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/2k5gy

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