The role of ingroup assortative sociality in the COVID-19 pandemic: A multilevel analysis of google trends data in the United States.

Int J Intercult Relat · 2021 · PMC9754620 · PMID 36540380

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As parasite-stress was related to ingroup assortative sociality ( Fincher & Thornhill, 2012 ), the current index also showed a marginally significant association with parasite-stress index in Fincher and Thornhill (2012) , r = .27, p two-tailed = .059.

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