Anastasia Snelling, Sarah Irvine Belson, Erin Watts, Elizabeth Malloy, Hugo Van Dyke, Stephanie George, Sandra Schlicker, Nancy Brenowitz Katz
Measuring the Implementation of a School Wellness Policy
The Journal of school health
conduct large n 6567 online experiment measure features nonpharmaceutical interventions npis citizens six european countries perceive lower risk transmission sarscov2 collected data bulgaria n 1069 france n 1108 poland n 1104 italy n 1087 spain n 1102 sweden n 1097 based features widely adopted public health guidelines reduce sarscov2 transmission mask wearing vs outdoor vs indoor contact short vs 90 min meetings vs many people present physical distancing 1 2 conducted discrete choice experiment dce estimate publics perceived risk sarscov2 transmission scenarios presented mutually exclusive constellations features findings indicate participants perception transmission risk influenced npi attributes maskwearing outdoor meetings least npi attributes focus physical distancing meeting duration meeting size differentiating country gender age cognitive style reflective intuitive perceived freight covid19 moreover allowed us identify important differences subgroups findings highlight importance improving health policy communication citizens health literacy design npis transmission risk sarscov2 potentially future viruses