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September 23, 2025Open Access

COVID-19 Knowledge, Perceptions, and Behaviors: A Multinational Comparative Study among Bangladesh, Pakistan, and the United States

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MRMd Abdur RahmanNoakhali Science and Technology University MIMd. Saiful IslamAnimal Welfare Institute MHMd Shakibul HasanNoakhali Science and Technology University

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This multinational study finds significant differences in COVID-19 knowledge and perception across countries, highlighting distinct behavior trends and influencing factors.

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Participants from the United States had the highest knowledge levels regarding COVID-19 at 89.1%.
Females exhibited higher knowledge scores than males, while social media was associated with lower knowledge levels.
The highest correct precautionary behavior was reported among U.S. participants at 85%, contrasting with worries among Bangladeshis.
Pakistani individuals demonstrated lower risk perception compared to counterparts in Bangladesh and the U.S.

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Rahman et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d473b531b076d99fa6c8a4 https://doi.org/10.1101/2025.09.21.25336303

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This multinational study finds significant differences in COVID-19 knowledge and perception across countries, highlighting distinct behavior trends and influencing factors.

COVID-19 Knowledge, Perceptions, and Behaviors: A Multinational Comparative Study among Bangladesh, Pakistan, and the United States

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COVID-19 Knowledge, Perceptions, and Behaviors: A Multinational Comparative Study among Bangladesh, Pakistan, and the United States

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