A national survey conducted in the United States suggests public honesty and compliance were lacking in the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A national survey conducted in the United States suggests public honesty and compliance were lacking in the first two years of theJust over 40 percent of 1,733 adult respondents admitted to breaking quarantine rules or misrepresenting the preventative measures they were taking to reduce viral spread.
Many said they were following guidance from a public figure they trusted, whether that be a politician, scientist, news presenter, or celebrity. "Some individuals may think if they fib about their COVID-19 status once or twice, it's not a big deal,""But if, as our study suggests, nearly half of us are doing it, that's a significant problem that contributes to prolonging the pandemic."
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