Predicting human papillomavirus vaccine intentions of college-aged males: an examination of parents' and son's perceptions.
Predicting human papillomavirus vaccine intentions of college-aged males: an examination of parents' and son's perceptions.
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预测人类乳头瘤病毒疫苗的大学生意图：对父母和儿子的看法的检查。
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10.1080/07448481.2012.673523
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2012
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Roberto AJ
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Katz ML;Kam JA;Krieger JL;Roberto AJ
检查男学生及其家长的人类乳头瘤病毒(HPV)疫苗沟通情况，以了解男性是否愿意与其医疗保健提供者讨论疫苗问题，以及是否有可能接种疫苗。学生和家长二联体111例。参与者在2009年完成了基于风险感知态度框架的HPV疫苗调查。男性对HPV的易感性和与提供者交谈的自我效能与他们讨论HPV疫苗的意图直接相关，他们的意图与他们接种疫苗的可能性直接相关。父母对与儿子交谈的自我效能感和疫苗的反应效果与他们与儿子交谈的意图直接相关；然而，父母的意图与他们儿子接种疫苗的可能性无关。大学男性可能会从HPV疫苗教育项目中受益，其中包括与父母讨论HPV疫苗的沟通技能培训。
To examine male students and their parents’ human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine communication in relation to males’ willingness to discuss the vaccine with their healthcare provider and likelihood being vaccinated. Dyads (n=111) of students and parents. Participants completed a HPV vaccine survey based on the risk perception attitude framework in 2009. Male’s perceived susceptibility for HPV and self-efficacy to talk to their provider were directly related to their intention to discuss the HPV vaccine, and their intention was directly related to their likelihood of being vaccinated. Parents’ perceived self-efficacy to talk to their son and response-efficacy of the vaccine were directly related to their intention to talk to their son; however, parents’ intention was not related to the likelihood of their son being vaccinated. College males may benefit from HPV vaccine educational programs that include communication skills training to discuss the HPV vaccine with their parents.