COVID-19 Mitigating Behaviors: The Role of Percieved Threat and Political Party Affiliation

Authors

Megan Reis, Winona State University
Skylar Fedoravicius, Winona State University
Jenna Dale, Winona State University
Taylor Kruse, Winona State University

Document Type

Grant

Publication Date

9-1-2022

Department

Psychology

Location

Winona, Minnesota

Keywords

Psychology, COVID-19, Adults

Abstract

Young adults have high COVID-19 transmission rates and low mitigation practices. Those with low perceived threat and who identify as Republican tend to practice fewer mitigation behaviors, but more research is needed among young adults.

First Advisor

Amanda M. Brouwer