Trust in a COVID-19 vaccine in the U.S.: A social-ecological perspective.
Trust in a COVID-19 vaccine in the U.S.: A social-ecological perspective.
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10.1016/j.socscimed.2021.113684
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2021-03
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Boodram B
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Latkin CA;Dayton L;Yi G;Konstantopoulos A;Boodram B
On an individual level, one dimension of trust that may be common to COVID-19 and other vaccines is the overall reluctance to obtain vaccinations due to fear of serious side effects. For example, there are well-studied individuals and social groups that endorse antivaccine attitudes and have negative views of any vaccine (Dubé et al., 2015; Larson et al., 2014). These individuals express concerns about the product, including potential side effects and the purity of the vaccine ingredients (Smith, 2017). According to a report on vaccine confidence from the 2015 US National Vaccine Advisory Committee, a survey among health care providers revealed that up to 85% of physicians encountered guardians who plan to refuse one or more recommended vaccines for children, citing concern about adverse effects and misinformation on vaccine safety (National Vaccine Advisory Committee Report, 2015).Due to historical and current interpersonal and systemic racism in the US, much of which is propagated at a government and policy level, racial differences in vaccine trust and lower levels of trust among African Americans may also be observed (Quinn et al., 2016; Solomon and Castro, 2019; Feagin, 2014; Bogart et al., 2020; Ferdinand and Reddy, 2020). For example, an online survey on COVID-19 vaccine attitudes among US adults from Marks, 2020 found that vaccine acceptability differed significantly by sociodemographic characteristics such as race (Reiter et al., 2020). Indeed, it has been well-documented that African Americans report distrust in government as a salient reason for vaccine hesitancy (Quinn et al., 2016).
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