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Exposure to images showing (non)adherence to physical distancing rules: Effect on adherence behavior and perceived social norms

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By Bart A. KAMPHORST, Henk Broekhuizen, Sanne Raghoebar, Joyce Delnoij
| PLOS
Descriptive variables. Outcome expectancies were measured by two items taken from [27]: “If I adhere to the measures on coronavirus, I have a lower risk of getting infected” and “If I adhere to the measures on coronavirus, fewer people will get infected”. Both of these were rated on a scale from 1 (totally disagree) to 7 (totally agree). A mean score for the two items was calculated using the Spearman-Brown formula (predicted reliability = 0.87).
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Tracking and Nudging through Smartphone Apps: Public Health and Decisional Privacy in a European Health Union

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By Josephine van Zeben, Bart A. KAMPHORST
| Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Abstract In response to the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, European Union (EU) Member States adopted technological solutions aimed at mitigating the effects of the virus, as well as enforcing newly adopted public health measures. Examples include apps for disseminating information, performing self-diagnosis, enforcing home quarantine orders and aiding contact tracing. This extensive use of technology for tracking and promoting public health raises important questions regarding EU citizens’ privacy.
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