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. 2023 May 22;19(1):2214054. doi: 10.1080/21645515.2023.2214054

Table 6.

Differences in intention to vaccinate against HPV, according to reported barriers. Intent to vaccinate: 0 = don’t intend, 1 = haven’t thought of it, 2 = considering, 3 = will probably get it, 4 = definitely will.

  Difference in mean intent Mean of intention (SD) agree t(DF) p
Stigmatizing belief        
My child is too young.        
 Agree   2.93 (1.16) 4.80  
 Disagree 0.64 2.29 (1.51) (510) < .000
My child is not having sex.        
 Agree   2.09 (1.46) 3.30  
 Disagree 0.51 2.6(1.42) (510) .0010
It might make my child think it’s okay to have        
sex.        
 Agree   1.25(1.34) 3.54  
 Disagree
1.28
2.53(1.42)
(510)
.0004
 
 
Mean of intention
 
p
My child is too young to get a vaccine for a sexually transmitted infection        
 Strongly disagree   3.11 (1.31)    
 Somewhat disagree   2.48(1.29)    
 Somewhat agree   2.13 (1.38)    
 Strongly agree   1.77 (1.49)   < .000
If my child gets the HPV vaccine, he/she may be more likely to have sex.        
 Strongly disagree   2.68 (1.41)    
 Somewhat disagree   1.97(1.38)    
 Somewhat agree   1.68 (1.39)    
Strongly agree   1.00 (1)   < .000