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Examining the Complex (Curvilinear and Contingent) Associations between Social Distancing Compliance and Subjective Health during a Global Health Crisis. (2022). Choi, Kyung Won ; Jung, Jong Hyun ; Kim, Harris Hyun-Soo.
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