Novel Psychosocial Correlates of COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy: Cross-Sectional Survey.

JMIR formative research(2023)

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The association of these psychosocial factors with COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy may help explain why vaccine uptake has not shifted much among the unvaccinated-hard-no group since vaccines became available. These findings deepen our understanding of those who remain resistant to getting vaccinated and can guide more effective tailored communications to reach them. Health communication professionals may apply lessons learned from countering related beliefs and personality attributes around issues such as climate change and other forms of vaccine hesitancy. For example, using motivational interviewing strategies that are equipped to handle resistance and provide correct information in a delicate manner that avoids reactance.
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COVID-19 vaccination, health communication, psychological predictors, psychology, public health, conspiracy beliefs, vaccine misinformation, religious beliefs, anti-vaccination beliefs, reactance, dogmatism, political beliefs, health care system distrust, gender roles, gender, online survey, USA, adults, death, illness, virus, psychosocial
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