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Shoshana Blagin
I agree, its too expensive. I would be really keen to read this book, and I think it is a necessary book at this time, given the amount of unrest and misinformation going around. But $97 is too much for an average person to pay for a book, especially given the financial hardship most people are facing.
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miguel paniagua
He sure thinks a lot of himself to charge such an exorbitant price But what I’f we’re not paranoid or overly anxious what if we’re just distrustful of big pharma & with good reasons can’t suffer fools even ones with a diploma o rate this book as bad
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It's an academic text aimed at the academic market. It's not a pop-book. Hence the cost, which should not be the grounds of a review. It's a thorough analysis of pandemic psychology and interacting factors, likely to become a staple in its small but very important field and in behavioural public health.
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