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Social-ecological factors related to preventive behaviors during the COVID-19 pandemic in South Korea

Sou Hyun Jang

Sou Hyun Jang

Institution: Department of Sociology, Korea University,

Email: soujang@korea.ac.kr

Most studies on COVID-19 preventive behaviors have focused on single-level factors such as national policy, community social capital, or individuals' sociodemographic characteristics. Through a social-ecological model, this study attempts to comprehensively examine the multilevel factors associated with COVID-19 preventive practices in South Korea. Accordingly, a web survey involving 1,500 partici...
2 years ago