Table 2 Components of the models for vaccine hesitancy or acceptance
Component | Definition | Model in which the component was introduced |
|---|---|---|
Complacency [90] | Perceived risks if diseases are low; low involvement; vaccination not seen as necessary and as the injunctive norm | 3C |
Convenience [90] | Physical availability, affordability and willingness-to-pay, geographical accessibility, ability to understand | 3C |
Confidence [90] | Trust in effectiveness and safety of vaccines and the system that delivers them | 3C |
Calculation [91] | The degree to which personal costs and benefits of vaccination are weighted | 4C |
Collective responsibility [91] | The tendency to consider the protection of others in the decision to receive vaccines | 5C |
Compliance with vaccination policies [94] | Support for societal monitoring and sanctioning of people who are not vaccinated | 7C |
Conspiracy [94] | Conspiracy thinking and belief in fake news related to vaccination | 7C |