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Respondent demographics.

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Item loadings for a forced single-factor model for general attitudes to easing COVID-19 restrictions items using Principal Axis Factoring.

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Item loadings for a forced single-factor model for specific attitudes to easing COVID-19 restrictions items using Principal Axis Factoring.

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Item loadings for a forced single-factor model for COVID-19 conspiracy theories using Principal Axis Factoring.

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Item loadings for a forced single-factor model for indulgence using Principal Axis Factoring.

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Item loadings for a forced three-factor model for perceptions of risk using Principal Axis Factoring.

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Item loadings for a forced two-factor model for adherence to COVID-19 restrictions using Principal Axis Factoring.

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Table 8.

Descriptive data for measures.

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Table 9.

Pearson’s correlation coefficients between variables.

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Table 10.

Multiple regression for predicting attitudes to easing COVID-19 restrictions for demographic factors.

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Table 11.

Multiple regression for predicting attitudes to easing COVID-19 restrictions for political views.

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Table 12.

Multiple regression for predicting attitudes to easing COVID-19 restrictions for experiences.

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Table 13.

Multiple regression for predicting attitudes to easing COVID-19 restrictions for cultural dimensions.

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Table 14.

Multiple regression for predicting attitudes to easing COVID-19 restrictions for individual differences factors.

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Fig 1.

Significant predictors of greater support for easing COVID-19 restrictions for general and specific attitudes.

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