Vaccine Conspiracy Belief and Vaccine Hesitancy: The Mediating Role of Trust in Institutions and Moderating Role of Issue Involvement

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Findings show that vaccination conspiracy beliefs significantly reduce institutional trust, which in turn increases vaccine hesitancy. Material available here: https://t.co/MPvqH9U19d #PublicHealth #VaccineHesitancy #Misinformation #ConspiracyBeliefs …

New Pub:Vaccine conspiracy beliefs were found to increase vaccine hesitancy by decreasing institutional trust. Among individuals who were highly involved in the vaccination issue, the influence of vaccine conspiracy beliefs on vaccine hesitancy was weak…

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