Data on early assessment of knowledge, attitudes, and behavioral responses to COVID-19 among Connecticut residents
Internal Dataset

UID: 93

Author(s): Ha, Toan H.*+, Schensul, Stephen L. * Corresponding Author + University of Pittsburgh Author
Description

This dataset was generated from a survey that assessed participants’ knowledge, perceived risk, perceived seriousness, anxiety, adoption of prevention behaviors and source of information related to COVID-19.

The survey was conducted anonymously among a non-random sample of 464 Connecticut residents in the early stage of social distancing and shutdown from March 23 to March 29, 2020. Participants could choose to use an IP address for the survey and complete it online or faculty or students could administer the survey on the phone or other means of communication and record their answers online via Qualtrics link. The target population of the survey was non-healthcare related participants.

The dataset includes one Excel workbook that contains the variable names, survey questions (including demographics), and survey responses.

Timeframe
2020
Geographic Coverage
Connecticut
Subject of Study
Population Age
Adult
Subject Gender
Male
Female
Keywords
Access via Mendeley

Excel workbook that contains the variable names, survey questions, and survey responses
Accession #: 10.17632/zjydvt8sk9.1

Access Restrictions
Free to all
Access Instructions
Download Excel workbook from Mendeley; contains two tabs.
Associated Publications
Data Type
Software Used
Qualtrics
SPSS
Dataset Format(s)
XLS (.xls, .xlsx, .xlm, .xlsm)
Resource Type(s)
Dataset
Dataset Size
115K
Data Catalog Record Updated
2020-12-03

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