Knowledge and Attitudes of U.S. Adults Regarding COVID-19

Christopher Hogan; Massud Atta; Paul Anderson; Tej Stead; Matthew Solomon; Paul Banerjee; Bryan Sleigh; John Shivdat; Amanda Webb; Latha Ganti

Knowledge and Attitudes of U.S. Adults Regarding COVID-19

Christopher Hogan
, Massud Atta
, Paul Anderson
, Tej Stead
, Matthew Solomon
, Paul Banerjee
, Bryan Sleigh
, John Shivdat
, Amanda Webb
, Latha Ganti

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Original language	American English
Journal	Default journal
State	Published - Jan 1 2020

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Psychology
Psychiatry

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Knowledge and Attitudes of U.S. Adults Regarding COVID-19

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