Author: John M. Clements
Title: Knowledge and behaviors toward COVID-19 among U.S. residents during the early days of the pandemic Document date: 2020_4_2
ID: 5mnj3qr7_31
Snippet: Approximately eight weeks after the first diagnosis in China, the mean knowledge score for a sample of Chinese citizens was 10.8/12 (approximately 90%) 14 and it was suggested that the knowledge of Chinese citizens is high because of their experiences with the SARS outbreak in the early 2000s, and the observation that this sample was relatively affluent and highly educated......
Document: Approximately eight weeks after the first diagnosis in China, the mean knowledge score for a sample of Chinese citizens was 10.8/12 (approximately 90%) 14 and it was suggested that the knowledge of Chinese citizens is high because of their experiences with the SARS outbreak in the early 2000s, and the observation that this sample was relatively affluent and highly educated.
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