Looking inside the ‘black box’ of vaccine hesitancy: unlocking the effect of psychological attitudes and beliefs on COVID-19 vaccine acceptance and implications for public health communication

Serena Barello · Lorenzo Palamenghi · Guendalina Graffigna

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Vaccine Coverage and Hesitancy COVID-19 and Mental Health Risk Perception and Management

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Looking inside the ‘black box’ of vaccine hesitancy: unlocking the effect of psychological attitudes and beliefs on COVID-19 vaccine acceptance and implications for public health communication - Volume 53 Issue 3

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