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Promoting Social Distancing in a Pandemic: Beyond the Good Intentions

2020-10-22

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Background: Reminders to promote social distancing have been ubiquitous throughout the COVID-19 crisis, but little is known about their effectiveness. Existing studies find positive impacts on intentions to comply, but no evidence exists of actual behavioural change.<br><br>Methods: We conducted a randomised trial with a large sample of Danish residents to test different versions of a reminder to stay home at the...

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Literature Corpus work: 487015d4-c3ea-5613-817a-e60365f75e11
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3696804

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