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. 2021 Oct 28;291:114513. doi: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2021.114513

Table 4.

Effect of normative views A and B and perceived compliance on social trust change.

DV: Social Trust2020 – Social Trust2019 Model 2.1 Model 2.2 Model 2.3 Model 2.4
Norm A −0.078 (0.054) −0.078 (0.054)
Perceived compliance with norm A 0.054* (0.023) 0.058 (0.103)
Norm B −0.204*** (0.045) −0.203*** (0.045)
Perceived compliance with norm B 0.054* (0.021) 0.043 (0.071)
R has been infected 0.054 (0.171) 0.054 (0.171) 0.047 (0.170) 0.046 (0.170)
R has n contacts who are infected 0.014 (0.042) 0.015 (0.042) 0.020 (0.042) 0.020 (0.042)
R is in a high-risk category −0.258* (0.101) −0.258* (0.101) −0.238* (0.101) −0.238* (0.101)
Perceived chance of being infected −0.002 (0.046) −0.002 (0.046) −0.001 (0.046) −0.001 (0.046)
Norm A*Perceived compliance norm A −0.001 (0.024)
Norm B*Perceived compliance norm B






0.003
(0.019)
Demographics Yes Yes Yes Yes
Date of fieldwork Yes Yes Yes Yes
Province
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Constant 0.472 (0.422) 0.474 (0.423) 0.824* (0.384) 0.818* (0.386)
N 2377 2377 2377 2377

Note. OLS regressions with robust standard errors in parentheses. Perceived compliance with norm A and B are centered around the mean. LISS sample, Netherlands 2019–2020. * = p < 0.05, ** = p < 0.01, *** = p < 0.001 (for two-sided tests).