1D model simulation results. (A) Time-dependent fraction infected with different values of the social interaction parameter s. (B) Average fraction infected, and average number of neighbors, when social interaction is increased. (C) Something that looks at the effect of have a "reaction offset", i.e. a difference between an individual becomes infected, and when their behavior changes. This could have a negative offset, which means that you are infectious before your personal location preference changes (this will increase disease prevalence). Or it could have a positive offset, which means that you change your personal location preference before you become infectious (this is decrease disease prevalence).