ArticleFrontiers in psychology2022
Exploring factors that influence COVID-19 vaccination intention in China: Media use preference, knowledge level and risk perception.
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Vaccine is one of the most effective means to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic in many countries, but vaccine hesitancy has been always widespread among people due to individual differences in access to vaccine information. This research aims to empirically investigate the relationship between media use preference (video-based and text-based), knowledge level, risk perception and willingness to vaccinate among Chinese residents. A cross-sectional survey of a Chinese sample (
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