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Information × Registration Number 0224U032954, (0124U002544) , R & D reports Title Psychological factors in vaccination decision-making: a cross-cultural aspect popup.stage_title Просвітницька діяльність на основі апробації моделі процесу прийняття рішення щодо вакцинації Head Ivan V. Danyliuk, Доктор психологічних наук Registration Date 12-12-2024 Organization Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv popup.description1 Theoretical construction and empirical validation of a model of the contribution of personal, social, cognitive and cultural factors in making a positive or negative decision about vaccination. In conclusion, the built model will have both fundamental significance for cross-cultural psychology, personality psychology, cognitive and social psychology, and applied significance for understanding the motivational prerequisites that will influence people's decisions to vaccinate themselves and their children against COVID-19. popup.description2 The subject of study – psychological factors in vaccination decision-making. Aim of study – to find ways to effectively influence the vaccination behavior of the population by modeling the decision-making process in the context of the influence of different groups of factors: socio-psychological, personal, cultural, and situational, in order to develop an effective information program to support vaccination for different categories of the population. Research methods – Research methods - Psychological reasons for refusing vaccination are a heterogeneous phenomenon that can be studied in several dimensions: behavioral analysis, identification of moderator variables among deterministic personality characteristics; study of psychological perception. While at the behavioral level, research actions aim to identify "what?" is happening, the level of moderator variables appeals to the question "who?", the level of perception is about answering the question "why?". Results and their novelty: 8 methods for measuring psychological factors influencing vaccination decisions were adopted and standardized for a Ukrainian-speaking sample. They have not been used for research on a Ukrainian-speaking sample before. List of methods: Chemophobia Scale, Conspiratorial Mindset Questionnaire, Vaccination Beliefs Scale, Epistemological Beliefs Questionnaire, Cynical Distrust Scale, Multidimensional Health Control Locus of Control Scale, 5C Psychological Prerequisites for Vaccination Scale, Anti-Expert Attitudes Scale. The better understanding of psychological peculiarities of attitudes towards vaccination among Ukrainians in a cross-cultural context (compared to residents of France and Sweden) was improved. The modeling of vaccination decision-making was further developed.  Product Description popup.authors Kurapov Anton O. Lytvyn Serhii V. Oleksandra А. Loshenko Malysheva Karine O Yahiiaiev Illia I. popup.nrat_date 2024-12-12 Close