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Third, there is some evidence that behavioural factors and personal traits (including risk preference, extraversion and height) are also important. The paper concludes that predictors of transmission relate to work, transport, home and personal factors. Transport-related work settings are by far the greatest source of risk and so should be a focus of prevention policies. In addition, surveys of the sort developed in this paper are an important source of information on transmission pathways within the community. The paper concludes that p
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