Facemasking Behaviors, Preferences, and Attitudes Among Emerging Adults in the United States During the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Exploratory Study

IF 2.4 4区 管理学 Q3 BUSINESS Clothing and Textiles Research Journal Pub Date : 2021-04-12 DOI:10.1177/0887302X211006775
D. Green, Fran Kozen, Catherine Kueffer Blumenkamp
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Facemasks have become requisite amid the COVID-19 pandemic. We explore facemasking behaviors, preferences, and attitudes among emerging adults, a “distinct period demographically” within the lifespan. Public opinion polls conducted in May 2020 found that emerging adults were the least compliant when compared to other demographic groups. To understand why, we developed a survey instrument that was administered to a demographically representative quota sample of 1,005 participants. Demographic comparisons revealed that behaviors and attitudes differed significantly by political beliefs, gender, living situation, and race. An exploratory factor analysis revealed six underlying variables: (a) facemask avoidance; (b) concerned adherence (c) vexed faultfinding; (d) statement making; (e) fashion enthusiasm; and (f) hygiene adherence. All factors varied significantly by political affiliation, and in some cases by gender, race, living situation, location, and work/education status. Significant correlations were present between all factors except fashion enthusiasm and vexed faultfinding.
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COVID-19大流行期间美国新兴成年人的口罩行为、偏好和态度:一项探索性研究
在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间,口罩已成为必需品。我们探讨了新兴成人的蒙面行为、偏好和态度,这是生命周期中一个“独特的人口统计学时期”。2020年5月进行的民意调查发现,与其他人口群体相比,新兴成年人的依从性最低。为了理解原因,我们开发了一种调查工具,对1005名参与者的人口代表性配额样本进行了管理。人口统计比较显示,政治信仰、性别、生活状况和种族对行为和态度的影响显著不同。探索性因素分析揭示了六个潜在变量:(a)避免戴口罩;(b)有关遵守;(c)恼人的吹毛求疵;(d)发表声明;(e)时尚热情;(f)坚持卫生。所有因素因政治派别而有显著差异,在某些情况下因性别、种族、生活状况、地点和工作/教育状况而有显著差异。除时尚热情与烦恼挑剔外,其他因素均呈显著相关。
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期刊介绍: Published quarterly, Clothing & Textiles Research Journal strives to strengthen the research base in clothing and textiles, facilitate scholarly interchange, demonstrate the interdisciplinary nature of the field, and inspire further research. CTRJ publishes articles in the following areas: •Textiles, fiber, and polymer science •Aesthetics and design •Consumer Theories and Behavior •Social and psychological aspects of dress or educational issues •Historic and cultural aspects of dress •International/retailing/merchandising management and industry analysis
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