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Providing Normative Information Increases Intentions to Accept a COVID-19 Vaccine

"Unlike other ongoing, frequently observable preventative behaviors, like mask wearing, people may have little information about whether others intend to or have accepted a vaccine - which suggests messages with this information could have substantial effects." There is evidence that people s preventative health behaviours are influenced by many so

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Global Survey on COVID-19 Beliefs, Behaviours and Norms

Global Survey on COVID-19 Beliefs, Behaviours and Norms
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3 Questions: Vaccines and the power of positive reinforcement

3 Questions: Vaccines and the power of positive reinforcement
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Study: To boost immunization rates, emphasize vaccine acceptance

Insights from MIT experts, delivered every Tuesday morning. Email Address “While public health officials and the media have been emphasizing the potential negative impact of vaccine hesitancy, our study found that emphasizing the overwhelming vaccine acceptance expressed by most people is a better way to get those who are unsure to accept COVID-19 vaccines,” said Aral, who is the director of the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy. The preliminary paper, “Surfacing Norms to Increase Vaccine Acceptance,” was co-authored by MIT Sloan PhD student Alex Moehring, postdoctoral researcher Kiran Garimella, M. Amin Rahimian from the University of Pittsburgh, and Avinash Collis from the University of Texas. It is under peer review.

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