Original paper
The mad leading the blind: Perceptions of the vaccine-refusal movement among Australians who support vaccination
Abstract
Vaccine refusal is shaped by the social ecology in which it occurs. How people who refuse vaccines are communicated to and treated may affect the nature and strength of their negative vaccine beliefs, and their responsiveness to health promotion messages. Yet little is known about how people who refuse vaccines are perceived by the public. Our research examined perceptions among pro-vaccine Australians of the vaccine-refusal movement....
Paper Details
Title
The mad leading the blind: Perceptions of the vaccine-refusal movement among Australians who support vaccination
Published Date
Sep 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
37
Issue
40
Pages
5986 - 5993
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