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Table 1.

Showing Sociodemographic characteristics of study participants.

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Table 2.

Perceived risks of COVID-19 and attitudes towards preventive guidelines.

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Fig 1.

Reasons for wearing and not wearing face masks during the lockdown.

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Fig 2.

Reasons for not complying with social distancing guidelines.

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Table 3.

Associations between students’ sociodemographic characteristics and COVID-19 perceptions and preventive behaviours.

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Table 4a.

Post-hoc adjusted residuals for risk perceptions with Bonferroni correction.

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Table 4b.

Post-hoc adjusted residuals for preventive behaviours with Bonferroni correction.

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Fig 3.

Sources of COVID-19 information.

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Fig 4.

Students’ trust on sources of COVID-19 information.

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Fig 5.

Students’ access to online classes.

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Fig 6.

Students’ experiences of attending online classes.

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Fig 7.

Students’ access to and use of health services during the lockdown.

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Fig 8.

Mental health traits during the lockdown.

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Fig 9.

Student’s physical activity level.

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Fig 10.

How students spent most of their time during the lockdown.

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Fig 11.

Involvement in substance use and gambling during the lockdown.

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Table 5.

Associations between students’ sociodemographic characteristics, substance use and gambling.

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