Trust in Government and COVID-19 Response Policy: A Comparative Approach

Cristina M. Stanica, A. Crosby, Sarah E. Larson
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Abstract As nations work to respond to COVID-19, trust in government is critical to achieving health outcomes. Studies argue that greater trust in government is associated with increased compliance with COVID-19 public health policies. This analysis investigated predictors of public trust during COVID-19 in 16 countries grouped in four regions. The data used (n = 47,000) are taken from the Worldwide COVID-19 Attitudes and Beliefs dataset. Five hypotheses test the effects of stringency, geographic location, age, gender, income, and education levels on public trust. Findings reveal that increased stringency measures and education levels are positively associated with trust.
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信任政府与COVID-19应对政策:比较方法
随着各国努力应对COVID-19,对政府的信任对于实现卫生成果至关重要。研究表明,对政府的更大信任与更多地遵守COVID-19公共卫生政策有关。该分析调查了四个地区16个国家在2019冠状病毒病期间公众信任的预测因素。所使用的数据(n = 47,000)来自全球COVID-19态度和信念数据集。五个假设测试了严格程度、地理位置、年龄、性别、收入和教育水平对公众信任的影响。调查结果显示,增加的严格措施和教育水平与信任呈正相关。
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