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    Comprehension Check one.
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Consider the following questions and choose a number from the following.
<br> Remember, we would like to know your opinion. There are no right or wrong answers and your responses are confidential.
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<br> If answer to 1 >= answer to 2 or Do not know SAY:
<br> As days pass by, you may find more time to visit the market.
<br> Hence,the likelihood of you going to visit a friend/neighbor/relative at least once in next two weeks should be higher than you going in the next two days.<br>

<br> We will now ask you some questions about calves in your household.<br>
<br>Choose a number to reflect your answer. Imagine a calf in your household in the age group of 3-9 months.
<br> Now consider the possibility that there could be an outbreak of ECF in your community. Based on the severity of the outbreak the calf in herd is at risk from falling sick.<br>
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<br> If the answer for 3 =< answer for 4 or Do not know SAY :
<br> A calf is more likely to die in an outbreak compared to a normal scenario. When there is an outbreak of ECF, it means that more cows are getting sick with it.
<br> The risk here means the chance that a cow could catch the sickness. So, during an outbreak, the risk of infection for cows goes up because more cows are getting exposed to the ticks carrying the sickness.

<br> PLEASE GO BACK TO THE SCRIPT IN SECTION MAIN EXERCISE <br>

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