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Keep that mask on: will Germans become more like East Asians?
X. Matschke and M. O. Rieger
This study by Xenia Matschke and Marc Oliver Rieger explores how the COVID-19 pandemic has led to planned changes in protective routines among individuals in Germany. It reveals a strong intention to continue using face masks, influenced by insights from East Asia's pandemic management, potentially benefiting health and the economy.
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