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HABIT Wave 1

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National perspective on Canadians’ public health outcomes and individual, interpersonal, and systems-level factors

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Confidence and barriers

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Analysis of factors associated with timely routine childhood vaccination in Canada during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Routine Childhood Immunizations

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Tracking Parental Attitudes and Behaviours

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Accelerating Zero-Emission Vehicle Adoption using Behavioural Science

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Operational Transparency Study

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Testing the impacts of operationally transparent communication approaches on COVID-19 vaccine intentions among unvaccinated Canadians

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From Innovative to Imperative

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Evolving the Application of Behavioral Science in the Government of Canada

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COSMO Wave 2.7

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Exactly one year after Wave 2.1, this wave repeated most of the questions from the Wave 2.1 survey to study of how behaviours and attitudes related to COVID-19 had changed

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PARCA Longitudinal Study Wave 8

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A new nationally representative sample of Canadians to investigate a variety of emerging topical areas in response to the evolving needs of Government and partner departments

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PARCA Longitudinal Study Wave 7

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Clear year-over-year comparisons to the equivalent sample in Wave 1

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PARCA Longitudinal Study Wave 6

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Persistent disparity between Canadians' high willingness to take pro-climate action, on one hand, and their lower perceptions of social norms and the potential impact of their actions, on the other

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COSMO Wave 2.6

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Prevalence of and experiences with long-COVID, and the use of public health measures while sick and barriers to staying home

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From Personality Psychology to Environmental Conservation

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My reflections on the transition from academia to the public service

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COSMO Wave 2.5

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The use of public health measures when sick with symptoms of COVID-19 and future vaccination intervals

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COSMO Wave 2.4

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Perceptions around new COVID-19 vaccines, reasons that respondents with two doses had not yet received a third dose, and expectations for future waves

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Is there any optimal way to communicate about climate change to inspire pro-climate action?

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COSMO Wave 2.3

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New questions on rapid test access and use, mask-wearing, and measures to improve indoor ventilation

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PARCA Longitudinal Study Wave 5

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Attention paid to climate change has increased slightly but there is a persistent disparity between Canadians' high willingness to take pro-climate action

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COSMO Wave 2.2

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New questions related to pediatric vaccination and booster dose intentions

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Misinformation and Disinformation

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An international effort using behavioural science to tackle the spread of misinformation

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PARCA Longitudinal Study Wave 4

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Attention paid to climate change and willingness to act are no longer declining; new results show that follow-through on high-impact actions is very low