American journal of health behavior · 2006
Modeling dimensions of choice in accepting the smallpox vaccine.
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Kaltman Stacey, Tractenberg Rochelle E, Taylor Kathryn, Green Bonnie L
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OBJECTIVE: To model the dimensionality of understanding refusal to be vaccinated against smallpox.
METHOD: The Smallpox Vaccination Choice Questionnaire was administered to a convenience sample of students. Through a series of factor analyses, responses were subjected to a statistical evaluation of the underlying factor structure of potential influences on choice.
RESULTS: The analyses suggest 5 dimensions: knowledge, perceptions of risk and worry, psychological distress, general beliefs about vaccines, and age.
CONCLUSION: This model will be used to help identify targets of intervention to increase acceptance of the vaccine and satisfaction with choice.
METHOD: The Smallpox Vaccination Choice Questionnaire was administered to a convenience sample of students. Through a series of factor analyses, responses were subjected to a statistical evaluation of the underlying factor structure of potential influences on choice.
RESULTS: The analyses suggest 5 dimensions: knowledge, perceptions of risk and worry, psychological distress, general beliefs about vaccines, and age.
CONCLUSION: This model will be used to help identify targets of intervention to increase acceptance of the vaccine and satisfaction with choice.