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Contrasting the Effects of Pro-social Motivation versus Fear of Covid-19 as a Function of Governmental Trust on Practicing Covid-19 Containment Behaviors Across Countries
Date created: 2021-09-09 09:06 AM | Last Updated: 2023-11-09 12:49 PM
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Description: The current research applies an interactionist perspective and examines how individuals with low vs. high levels of governmental trust differ in their predominant motivations to follow the Covid-19 containment rules. It sets out to examine the role of governmental trust as a boundary condition to render pro-social motivation versus fear of Covid-19 more or less influential for engaging in socially responsive Covid-19 behaviors and for vaccination intentions. It will test these associations across different countries.
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