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Evidenced-based and targeted interventions are required to enhance compliance with COVID-19 public health measures

Context Compliance with public health guidelines has become increased in global importance since the COVID-19 pandemic began. While a growing body of research on how personality and individual differences predict compliance with health guidelines during the pandemic, Nivette and colleagues examined prior social and psychological factors linked to noncompliance in adolescents and young adults during the pandemic.