Different roles of interpersonal trust and institutional trust in COVID-19 pandemic control.

Soc Sci Med · 2022 · PMC8692240 · PMID 35101260

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Institutional trust and willingness to receive COVID-19 testing An independent sample t -test was conducted for the two institutional trust priming groups in study 2A, and the difference in the willingness to receive COVID-19 testing reached marginal significance ( t (167) = −1.86, p = .06, 95% CI = [-0.94, 0.03], Cohen's d =.29, Table 1 , Fig. 3 a), suggesting a trend that institutional trust was associated with individuals' voluntary compliance and willingness to test, but enforced compliance was not.

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When the personal income per US state and Gini index were controlled, the negative association remained marginally significant (worldwide: r (41) = -.270, p = .080; US: r (46) = -.281, p = .053).

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