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cord-270669-hng8ivz2	Li, R.	Perceived vulnerability to COVID-19 infection from event attendance: Results from Louisiana, USA, two weeks preceding the national emergency declaration	2020-04-06		.txt	text/plain	3820	187	51	Participants' estimates of an impending national health crisis increased significantly during the study's second week (March 9-12) while concern about personally contracting COVID-19 from attending campus events increased only marginally during the study's final days. We find those expressing a higher likelihood of an impending national crisis were more concerned about contracting COVID-19 by attending campus events, suggesting a possible transmission from perceptions of national-level events to perceived personal vulnerability via local exposure. https://doi.org/10.1101/2020.04.01.20049742 doi: medRxiv preprint plot in Figure 2 is that Local Vulnerability persistently lags National Likelihood, and does not 3 2 2 significantly exceed the 50% mark until the last day of the study, which is the first day after the 3 2 3 state of Louisiana had declared a public health emergency, but before LSU had cancelled classes 3 2 4 or campus events.	./cache/cord-270669-hng8ivz2.txt	./txt/cord-270669-hng8ivz2.txt