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Information × Registration Number 0223U005428, 0123U102752 , R & D reports Title Factors of psychological attitudes towards vaccination: cross-cultural aspect popup.stage_title Head Danyliuk Ivan V., Доктор психологічних наук Registration Date 22-12-2023 Organization Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv popup.description2 The object of the research is psychological factors of decision-making regarding vaccination. The purpose of the work is to find ways to effectively influence the vaccination behavior of the population by modeling the process of making the appropriate decision in the context of the effect on it of various groups of factors: socio-psychological, personal, cultural, situational in order to develop an effective information program to support vaccination for different categories of the population. Research methods - psychological reasons for refusing vaccination - a heterogeneous phenomenon that can be studied in several dimensions: behavioral analysis, identification of moderator variables among deterministic personality characteristics; the study of psychological apperception. If at the behavioral level research activities aim to discover "what?" occurs, the level of moderator variables appeals to the question "who?", then at the level of apperception it is about the answer to the question ""'why?'. 8 methods were adapted and standardized on the Ukrainian-speaking sample, which measure psychological factors that influence decision-making regarding vaccination. Previously, they were not used for research on the Ukrainian-speaking sample. List of methods: Chemophobia Scale, Conspiratorial Mindset Questionnaire, Vaccination Beliefs Scale, Epistemological Beliefs Questionnaire, Cynical Mistrust Scale, Multidimensional Health Locus of Control Scale, 5C Psychological Prerequisites of Vaccination Scale, Anti-Expert Attitudes Scale. The understanding of the psychological peculiarities of the attitude to vaccination of the residents of Ukraine in a cross-cultural context (compared with the residents of France and Sweden) has been improved. Modeling of vaccination decision-making has been further developed. Product Description popup.authors Kurapov Anton O. Lytvyn Serhii V. Loshenko Oleksandra А. Malysheva Karine Yahiiaiev Illia I. popup.nrat_date 2023-12-22 Close