Masks, money, and mandates: A national survey on efforts to increase COVID-19 vaccination intentions in the United States.

ABSTRACT: Various efforts to increase COVID-19 vaccination rates have been employed in the United States. We sought to rapidly investigate public reactions to these efforts to increase vaccination, including self-reported responses to widespread reduced masking behavior, monetary incentive programs to get vaccinated, and work vaccination requirements. Using a unique method for data collection (Random Domain Intercept Technology), we captured a large (N = 14,152), broad-based sample of the United States Web-using population (data collected from June 30 -July 26, 2021). About 3/4 of respondents reported being vaccinated. The likelihood of vaccination and vaccination intention differed across various demographic indicators (e.g., gender, age, income, political leaning). We observed mixed reactions to e

SUBMITTER: Sargent RH 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9022841 | biostudies-literature | 2022

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature