#pandrisk — Public Fediverse posts
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The #COVID patients don't appear to have thought differently about risk, although more of them had been abroad and in contact with infected people. They may have complied less to infection control measures, but memory and reporting artefacts should be taken into account.
The study was part of the #PANDRISK project, and in collaboration with Rebecca Cox, Dagrun Linchausen and Sebastian Bjørkheim. The study was #preregistered and #OpenData are provided.
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The #COVID patients don't appear to have thought differently about risk, although more of them had been abroad and in contact with infected people. They may have complied less to infection control measures, but memory and reporting artefacts should be taken into account.
The study was part of the #PANDRISK project, and in collaboration with Rebecca Cox, Dagrun Linchausen and Sebastian Bjørkheim. The study was #preregistered and #OpenData are provided.
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The #COVID patients don't appear to have thought differently about risk, although more of them had been abroad and in contact with infected people. They may have complied less to infection control measures, but memory and reporting artefacts should be taken into account.
The study was part of the #PANDRISK project, and in collaboration with Rebecca Cox, Dagrun Linchausen and Sebastian Bjørkheim. The study was #preregistered and #OpenData are provided.
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The #COVID patients don't appear to have thought differently about risk, although more of them had been abroad and in contact with infected people. They may have complied less to infection control measures, but memory and reporting artefacts should be taken into account.
The study was part of the #PANDRISK project, and in collaboration with Rebecca Cox, Dagrun Linchausen and Sebastian Bjørkheim. The study was #preregistered and #OpenData are provided.
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The #COVID patients don't appear to have thought differently about risk, although more of them had been abroad and in contact with infected people. They may have complied less to infection control measures, but memory and reporting artefacts should be taken into account.
The study was part of the #PANDRISK project, and in collaboration with Rebecca Cox, Dagrun Linchausen and Sebastian Bjørkheim. The study was #preregistered and #OpenData are provided.
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What makes us comply to infection control measures? The #PANDRISK team performed a survey experiment in the early pandemic (N=2 533). We manipulated whether a pandemic outbreak was described as high (vs. low) risk with prosocial (vs. self-interested) appeals to comply. We found both factors to have small effects on intention to comply.
Now published as the first PhD paper of Sebastian Bjørkheim: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0274024 #SurveyExperiment #compliance #InfectionControlMeasures #PandemicResearch
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What makes us comply to infection control measures? The #PANDRISK team performed a survey experiment in the early pandemic (N=2 533). We manipulated whether a pandemic outbreak was described as high (vs. low) risk with prosocial (vs. self-interested) appeals to comply. We found both factors to have small effects on intention to comply.
Now published as the first PhD paper of Sebastian Bjørkheim: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0274024 #SurveyExperiment #compliance #InfectionControlMeasures #PandemicResearch
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What makes us comply to infection control measures? The #PANDRISK team performed a survey experiment in the early pandemic (N=2 533). We manipulated whether a pandemic outbreak was described as high (vs. low) risk with prosocial (vs. self-interested) appeals to comply. We found both factors to have small effects on intention to comply.
Now published as the first PhD paper of Sebastian Bjørkheim: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0274024 #SurveyExperiment #compliance #InfectionControlMeasures #PandemicResearch
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What makes us comply to infection control measures? The #PANDRISK team performed a survey experiment in the early pandemic (N=2 533). We manipulated whether a pandemic outbreak was described as high (vs. low) risk with prosocial (vs. self-interested) appeals to comply. We found both factors to have small effects on intention to comply.
Now published as the first PhD paper of Sebastian Bjørkheim: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0274024 #SurveyExperiment #compliance #InfectionControlMeasures #PandemicResearch
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CW: academic self-promotion
How did people handle being placed in #quarantine, when the #COVID-19 pandemic was still a new and unknown factor in our lives? We interviewed 19 quarantined people in early 2020. We found that most experienced stress, concern and loneliness, but also a sense of responsibility, coping and social support. Fresh preprint from our group (and associated with the #PANDRISK project): https://psyarxiv.com/g75qt
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CW: academic self-promotion
How did people handle being placed in #quarantine, when the #COVID-19 pandemic was still a new and unknown factor in our lives? We interviewed 19 quarantined people in early 2020. We found that most experienced stress, concern and loneliness, but also a sense of responsibility, coping and social support. Fresh preprint from our group (and associated with the #PANDRISK project): https://psyarxiv.com/g75qt