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Outbreaks and outgroups: Three tests of the relationship between disease avoidance motives and xenophobia during an emerging pandemic.

2020-02-10

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<p>Given the persistent threat posed by infectious disease throughout human history, people have a sophisticated suite of cognitive and behavioral strategies designed to mitigate exposure to disease vectors. Previous research suggests that one such strategy is avoidance of unfamiliar outgroup members. We thus examined the relationship between dispositional worry about disease and support for COVID-19-related trave...

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Literature Corpus work: 9106ad79-e9f5-5592-bea9-0c537ea5be42
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/52bw4

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