… intention to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, and to identify factors shown to be associated with
vaccine … Additionally, this review also aimed to examine if the vaccination intention among …

… risk of serious illness need to be vaccinated. This may be because most of … COVID-19. Our
finding that thinking that one has had COVID-19 was not associated with vaccination intention …

… or less likely to influence intent to accept COVID-19 vaccination, which can be used …
vaccination intent was assessed on two key vaccination motives: (1) to accept a COVID-19 vaccine …

… the results found for COVID-19 vaccine intent in our study. A recent study of COVID-19
vaccination intention among Japanese people similarly found a vaccination intention of only 65.7…

… of COVID-19 infection, and health status and well-being. Conclusions: These results suggest
that COVID-19 vaccination intention … for improving vaccination intention against COVID-19. …

… However unfortunately, there are still few who discuss the COVID-19 vaccine [47], [48].
Taking this exposure into account, this study aims to examine intention in COVID-19 vaccination …

… their influenza vaccine uptake rate. … vaccination and COVID-19 vaccination intention. Third,
the association between work stress since the pandemic and COVID-19 vaccination intention…

… We were surprised to find no regional differences in COVID-19 vaccination intentions. The
survey was carried out when the Northeastern region – the first epicenter of the US pandemic …

… an 81.8% translation rate from COVID-19 vaccination intention to actual behaviors for the …
may suggest a potential success of vaccination programs against the COVID-19 [Citation29,…

… Moreover, the strong associations we find between the perceived efficacy/concerns regarding
the COVID-19 vaccines and vaccination intentions/attitudes are consistent with a recent …