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Social Representation and Identity Processes in Relation to COVID-19 Reactions

Rusi Jaspal (14 December 2023)

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Social representation and identity processes in relation to COVID-19 reactions: an introduction
Rusi Jaspal

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DOI : 10.5871/jba/011s5.001
Keywords : COVID-19healthresearchsocial psychologypandemic preparedness

Journal of the British Academy

Volume : 11

Issue : Supplementary issue 5

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Identity resilience, uncertainty, personal risk, fear, mistrust and ingroup power influences upon COVID-19 coping
Glynis M. Breakwell

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DOI : 10.5871/jba/011s5.007
Keywords : COVID-19 copingidentity resilienceuncertaintyriskfearmistrustingroup power

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Methodological considerations and assumptions in social science survey research
Daniel B. Wright

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DOI : 10.5871/jba/011s5.035
Keywords : methodologyassumptionssurveysCOVID-19statistics

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Public uncertainties in relation to COVID-19 vaccines in the United Kingdom
Rusi JaspalGlynis M. Breakwell

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DOI : 10.5871/jba/011s5.059
Keywords : COVID-19vaccinationvaccinesuncertaintysocial representations

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Psychological influences on COVID-19 preventive behaviours and vaccination engagement in the United Kingdom and the United States: the significance of ethnicity
Glynis M. BreakwellJulie BarnettRusi JaspalDaniel B. Wright

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DOI : 10.5871/jba/011s5.083
Keywords : ethnic differencesCOVID-19 fearCOVID-19 riskCOVID-19 vaccination likelihoodvaccine positivityidentity resiliencesocial supportscience trust

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