Collectivism and COVID-19 safety behaviors.
- Jayur Madhusudan Mehta (14486336)
- Choeeta Chakrabarti (14486338)
- Jessica De Leon (14486340)
- Patricia Homan (6749993)
- Tara Skipton (14486342)
- Rachel Sparkman (14486344)
Publication date
January 2023
DOI Publisher
Public Library of Science (PLoS)Abstract
Fig 2 shows the predicted probabilities (calculated based on Model 3 in Tables 3 and 4) of a variety of COVID-19 behaviors and beliefs as a function of collectivism, while holding age, gender, high risk status and political affiliation constant at their means. The figures demonstrate that higher collectivism is associated with higher probabilities of all of the COVID-19 safe behaviors and beliefs except being vaccinated.</p
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