Menşure Alkış Küçükaydın, Hakan Ulum, Elif Sayıcı
Variables affecting the attitudes of teachers and school principals in reporting child abuse: An analysis of demographic characteristics, awareness, and self-efficacy
Child abuse & neglect
global infectious disease pandemic coronavirus disease 2019 covid19 individuals infection preventionrisktaking behaviours likely differ depending health literacy beliefs regarding disease effectively promote infection prevention behaviours necessary enable information dissemination risk communication consider individuals health literacy beliefs study exploratorily characterised segments based individual health literacy beliefs regarding covid19 among japanese early stage covid19 pandemic investigated whether infection preventionrisktaking behaviours fear covid19 differed among segments study conducted two webbased longitudinal surveys japan phase 1 130 november 2020 6000 participants phase 2 131 december 2020 3800 participants characterised segments target population using cluster analysis health literacy beliefs regarding covid19 obtained phase 1 investigated associations clusters infection preventionrisktaking behaviours fear covid19 obtained phase 2 five clusters identified calmhoax denial hoax affinitythreat denial minorityindifference vigilance optimism significant differences infection preventionrisktaking behaviours fear covid19 among five clusters belief susceptibility infection rather affinity hoaxes conspiracy theories coherently associated infection preventionrisktaking behaviours fear infection across clusters study provides foundational knowledge creating segmentspecific public messages developing interactive risk communication encourage infection prevention behaviours