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Threat perceptions, social and economic preferences, and the compliance puzzle in times of COVID-19
- Janina Steinert
- Henrike Sternberg
- Tim Büthe
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Description: The study investigates compliance to contemporary COVID-19 social distancing rules in a representative sample of 3300 German citizens. Specifically, the study assesses whether compliance is primarily determined by individuals’ risk perceptions in relation to the pandemic or whether social and economic preferences – including altruism, general risk aversion, and time preferences – shape both compliance behaviour and COVID-19-specific risk preferences.
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