Waves 13–14 of our ongoing COVID tracking explore the underlying psychology of attitudes toward mask-wearing and other crisis-related behaviors, specifically:
The surprising threats that "mask avoiders" perceive as superseding their health concerns
A leading cognitive scientist's qual interviews yielding insights about emotionality, rational inconsistencies, and mental dichotomies
Statistical analysis identifying four COVID attitudinal factors – fear, self-assurance, trusting compliance, and skeptical non-compliance
Cognitive biases and System 1/System 2 conflicts
Click below to download the FREE report.