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Profiling factors of occupant behaviour change towards indoor respiratory infection control in post-pandemic Australia
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Facilities (2025) 43 (9-10): 616–637.
Published: 08 May 2025
... routes share the same primary determinants, including risk perception and co-worker behaviour change. Older age significantly influenced air-related OBC, while fomite-related OBC was more associated with the gender factor. By contrast, the personal factor was negligible for droplet-related OBCs, which...
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