Why do children attend school, engage in other activities, or socialise when they have symptoms of an infectious illness? A cross-sectional survey

Lisa Woodland; Louise Smith; Rebecca Webster; Richard Amlôt; James Rubin

Why do children attend school, engage in other activities, or socialise when they have symptoms of an infectious illness? A cross-sectional survey

Lisa Woodland, Louise Smith, Rebecca Webster, Richard Amlôt, James Rubin

Psychological Medicine

Research output: Working paper/Preprint › Working paper

Original language	English
Publisher	BMJ Journals
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 2023

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