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The study aims to explore how offering financial incentives affects people's attitudes towards getting a COVID-19 booster vaccine.

April 12, 2026Psychology and Health0 citations

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Understanding how offering financial incentives to promote vaccination influences perceptions of and attitudes towards getting a COVID-19 booster vaccine

MRM. A. RogersUniversity of Minnesota ARAlexander J. Rothman

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The study aims to explore how offering financial incentives affects people's attitudes towards getting a COVID-19 booster vaccine.
Analyzed perceptions and attitudes towards vaccination and financial incentives.
Examined the influence of financial incentives on individuals' behavior regarding vaccination.
Investigated social norms related to vaccination acceptance.
Financial incentives positively influence perceptions of social norms regarding vaccination.
Indicates potential behavior changes towards accepting a COVID-19 booster vaccine.

Abstract

Findings suggest financial incentives may influence people's perceptions of social norms for accepting a vaccination and an incentive. Future research is needed to specify whether these constructs mediate the effect of financial incentives on behaviour.

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