Why we’re more likely to follow COVID-19 rules when our families and friends do
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par Bahar Tunçgenç, Research fellow, School of Psychology, University of Nottingham
Martha Newson, Cognitive Anthropologist, University of Kent
Ophelia Deroy, Chair Professor, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
As COVID-19 cases and deaths continue to rise and vaccine uptake emerges as a critical way out of lockdown, pressure to get more people to obey the guidelines becomes ever more urgent.
Campaigns and leaders’
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jeudi 28 janvier 2021
