title: SINGAPORE RESIDENTS' VIEW ON COVID-19 INFORMATION DISSEMINATION: RISK COMMUNICATION AND PUBLIC TRUST STUDY
abstract: This survey study investigated how 114 respondents from Singapore received COVID-19 communications under the context of risk communication and public trust. Utilizing Berlo’s Communication Model (1960), alongside Cutlip’s 7 Aspects when Communicating to an audience (1985), Covello’s 7 Cardinal Rules of Risk Communication (1984) and Beshi and Kaur’s framework for evaluating trust (2019), this study examined how the respondents viewed dissemination of COVID-19 communications, how they assessed ris
journal: Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)