Niki Edwards, School of Public Health and Social Work, Queensland University of Technology: Niki Edwards，昆士蘭理工大學，公共衛生與社會工作學院：
When people hear about the coronavirus, they are afraid of losing control. And toilet paper feels like a way to maintain control over hygiene and cleanliness. 當人們聽說冠狀病毒，他們害怕失控。而且廁紙感覺是一種保持衛生和清潔的方式。
Brian Cook, Community Engagement for Disaster Risk Reduction project, University of Melbourne:
Brian Cook，墨爾本大學，社區參與和減少災害風險項目：
A lot of people likely also use toilet paper as a tissue, and therefore imagine themselves needing a lot if they have the flu or a flu-like illness. 很多人可能也把廁紙當紙巾用，因此會想象他們自己如果得了流感，或類似流感的疾病，需要很多紙巾。
David Savage, Newcastle Business School, University of Newcastle: David Savage，紐卡斯爾大學，紐卡斯爾商學院：
They’re buying what they need and one of the items is toilet paper. I think we’re noticing the toilet paper more than the other things because toilet paper packs are big items that take up a lot of shelf space. 他們在買他們需要的東西，其中一件是衛生紙。
我想和其他東西相比，我們更加註意到衛生紙是因爲衛生紙是個大件物，佔了很多貨架空間。
Anonymous 匿名網友
People might be confusing the coronavirus with the norovirus-a different virus which causes diarrhea. 人們可能把冠狀病毒和諾如病毒混淆，諾如病毒是一種引起腹瀉的病毒。
