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A small global village: the effects of collectivist, tight and Confucian cultures on the spread of COVID-19
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A small global village: the effects of collectivist, tight and Confucian cultures on the spread of COVID-19

M. Liu, H. Wu, et al.

Explore the intriguing findings of a study that reveals how culture influences the spread of COVID-19. Countries with collectivistic or Confucian backgrounds experience lower transmission rates, especially during lockdowns. This insightful research was conducted by Ming Liu, Haomin Wu, Bingxuan Lin, and Jingxia Zhang.... show more
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