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Knowledge and Adherence to Social Distancing Guidelines in Nigeria

2020-06-04

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Social distancing refers to actions or steps taken by an individual or groups of individuals with the main purpose of reducing physical and social interaction to curb the spread of infectious disease. This study sought to determine Nigerians knowledge of social distancing and why most people do not adhere to the guidelines amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Data was generated from respondents who filled an online survey...

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DOI: 10.21467/preprints.97

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