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Modelling opinion dynamics during crises as complex contagion with feedback
Crises and population responses can form coupled dynamical systems, with crisis conditions shaping protective behaviours and collective responses altering the crisis trajectory. Existing models rarely capture both evolving crisis conditions and the reinforcement-dependent spread of competing behavio
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