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. 2023 Jun 30;11(7):1180. doi: 10.3390/vaccines11071180

Table 1.

Segments identified from community rapid assessment.

Segment 1
Convert
Segment 2
Outsider
Segment 3
Dissenter
Segment 4
Analyst
Population share R1 = 41.15%
R2 = 57.33%
R1 = 19.95%
R2 = 19.28%
R1 = 13.59%
R2 = 5.19%
R1 = 25.32%
R2 = 18.20%
Thinking & Feeling Convinced of COVID-19 threat and not entertaining any doubts. Would quickly accept a COVID-19 vaccine if it would be easily accessible to them. Entertaining neither doubts nor any knowledge. Often unsure about trust and any social processes, as if in a state of withdrawal, ready to endure whatever comes. Not at all convinced by any broad intelligence on COVID-19 and vaccination against it. Highly susceptible to COVID-19 misinformation or doubts. Integrated denial. Moderate in trust towards the COVID-19 vaccine. Likely to entertain multiple sources of information and divided on social norms. High in intent to accept vaccine.
Social Processes Reasonably positive sense from others’ intentions. Unsure and rather divided sense of others’ intentions. Unsure or negative sense of others; little positivity. Strong disagreement on others’ intentions.
Motivation Nearly 100% on motivation and recommendation. Very unsure or divided on self and other motivation. Strongly discouraged on getting vaccinated. Very positively motivated and recommending.
Practical Issues Divided on the issue of ease of access. Negative to moderate on ease of access. Mostly negative on ease of access. Negative to moderate on ease of access.