Document Type
Press release
Publication/Creation Date
4-29-2021
Description
Screenshot of UMaine News press release regarding University of Maine doctoral students Morgan Stosic and Shelby Helwig, and assistant professor Mollie Ruben examination of whether belief in science (BIS), a construct that measures the value individuals assign to scientific information, can predict mask wearing behavior and, if so, whether the relationship is mediated by belief in the effectiveness of face masks in reducing the transmission of COVID-19. Their findings were published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences.
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COVID-19_Marketing & Communications_2021_05_19b
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Screenshots
File Format
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Repository Citation
University of Maine Division of Marketing and Communications, "COVID-19_UMaine News_Stosic study links belief in science to mask-wearing during the pandemic" (2021). Division of Marketing & Communications. 199.
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/c19_marketing/199
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Comments
The content was captured from the webpages of the University of Maine by Matthew Revitt, University Archivist on February 22, 2021.