Collectively coping with coronavirus: Local community identification predicts giving support and lockdown adherence during the COVID-19 pandemic
Three-wave panel study: *open access*
https://t.co/NFRXLKZB5v
At #ICSIH5, @IsabelleFelsner presents survey evidence showing that those people with the lowest levels of identification and support are the most
vulnerable to the effects of noise on health.
Several studies show that social identification predicts adherence to covid protective behaviours. But this is perhaps the first that shows this in a panel design
https://t.co/NFRXLKZB5v
It's also #openaccess - please share @socialpsychUK@BPSOfficial @WileyPsychology
In our longitudinal study, we show how community identification before COVID positively predicted 1) pandemic related support and 2) lockdown adherence.
Was asked to share my thoughts on what chaos means to me and my research. Here is what I said. Currently @EXSJournal have a call out for papers that discuss the concept of chaos