Using social and behavioural science to support COVID-19 pandemic response
Jay Joseph Van Bavel(New York University), Robb Willer(Stanford University), Oeindrila Dube(University of Chicago), Molly J. Crockett(Princeton University), Stephen Reicher(University of St Andrews), Mina Cikara(Harvard University), Richard E. Petty(The Ohio State University), Sean R. Zion(Stanford University), Gordon Pennycook(Cornell University), Shinobu Kitayama(University of Michigan), Dean Mobbs(California Institute of Technology), Dominic J. Packer(Lehigh University), Eli J. Finkel(Northwestern University), Lucy E. Napper(Lehigh University), Ellen Peters(University of Oregon), Azim Shariff(University of British Columbia), Katherine Baicker(University of Chicago), Jamil Zaki(Stanford University), Kim A. Weeden(Cornell University), Shihui Han(McGovern Institute for Brain Research), Alia J. Crum(Stanford University), Cass R. Sunstein(Harvard University), Simone Schnall(University of Cambridge), S. Alexander Haslam(The University of Queensland), David G. Rand(Cornell University), Paul A. M. Van Lange(Cologne Institute for Economic Research), James Druckman(University of Rochester), Naomi Ellemers(Utrecht University), Valerio Capraro(University of Milano-Bicocca), Michele J. Gelfand(Palo Alto University), Joshua A. Tucker(New York University), Sander van der Linden(University of Cambridge), Linda J. Skitka(University of Illinois Chicago), John Drury(University of Sussex), Paulo S. Boggio(Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie), James H. Fowler(University of California San Diego), Nassim Tabri(Carleton University), Michael J. A. Wohl(Carleton University), Karen M. Douglas(University of Kent), Aleksandra Cichocka(University of Kent), Sandra Sandra Smith(University of Illinois Chicago), Jolanda Jetten(The University of Queensland)
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