Examining the application of behaviour change theories in the context of infectious disease outbreaks and emergency response: a review of reviews

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RT @ProfJohnDrury: We @Sussex_Psych were delighted to welcome Dale Weston of @UKHSA to our colloquium this week to hear about the great wor…

We @Sussex_Psych were delighted to welcome Dale Weston of @UKHSA to our colloquium this week to hear about the great work he and colleagues have been doing in the pandemic. Here's an example of his work: https://t.co/5TX0mHdIcL https://t.co/XAr9fS25Ls

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Behaviour Change Theories and infectious disease outbreaks (Oct, 2020) https://t.co/MjhnIfLeM9 https://t.co/8RsVTrGdFg

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