Science
People ‘more likely to take risks with social distancing if they’re wearing a mask’ – Yorkshire Live
A new study by Warwick Business School found that participants felt comfortable relaxing the distance they sit or stand near to others while wearing a face covering
People who believe face masks are effective at preventing the spread of coronavirus are more likely to stand closer to others, a new study suggests.
A team of behavioural scientists at Warwick Business School found that people felt comfortable relaxing the distance they sit or stand near to others while wearing a mask.
The scientists say their findings could make it difficult to re-establish social distancing measures if they are needed to help control the virus in the event of a second wave o…
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