Government must clearly communicate Covid rule changes, say psychologists

Government must clearly communicate Covid rule changes, say psychologists If the public is to feel confident about the easing of Covid rules, then governments must explain clearly why the restrictions are no longer necessary, psychologists have said.

Using nuanced language, acknowledging uncertainty and being empathetic are important, their research suggested. BBC News

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