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Association between income and beliefs about the accuracy of COVID-19 testing results.
Abstract
Association between income and beliefs about the accuracy of COVID-19 testing results.</p- Dataset
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- alcoholic hand disinfectants
- practice concerning coronavirus
- citizens &# 8217
- behavioral protective measures
- 7 %), headache
- 6 %), coughing
- participants (& gt
- participants &# 8217
- jordan &# 8217
- highest rates chosen
- 19 viral infections
- highest rates
- preventive measures
- jordanian citizens
- emerging coronavirus
- 5 %),
- 2 %),
- participants valued
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- study showed
- study aimed
- september 2020
- period beginning
- necessary information
- mixed analysis
- main sources
- infected individuals
- grade fever
- governmental organizations
- government websites
- face touching
- efforts done
- direct contact
- contaminated surfaces
- agrees well
- administered questionnaire
- 8 %).
- 5 %)
- 1 %).
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Last time updated on 04/10/2022
This paper was published in The Francis Crick Institute.
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