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cord-291679-jfxqipt8	Yang, Seongwoo	Middle East respiratory syndrome risk perception among students at a university in South Korea, 2015	2017-06-01		.txt	text/plain	5627	310	48	The aim of this study was to determine whether risk perception was associated with personal and social variables, including trust in the media, the health care field, and government. Additionally, we sought to identify the associations of risk perception and social variables with compliance with self-quarantine guidelines and overreaction during the MERS epidemic. In this study, knowledge, trust, personal characteristics, and other social determinants were considered the main factors affecting risk perception and overreaction. Therefore, this section assessed the following personal characteristics: degree of optimism about the health policies of South Korea, willingness to sacrifice for society, responsiveness to an emergency situation, and attitude toward self-quarantine and overreaction. To assess the associations of demographic factors, knowledge, trust in social organizations, intention to sacrifice, and responsiveness to emergency situations with risk perception, multiple linear regression analyses were used.	./cache/cord-291679-jfxqipt8.txt	./txt/cord-291679-jfxqipt8.txt