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. 2022 Feb 17;40(13):2020–2027. doi: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2022.02.033

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Fig. 4 — Marginal effect of AstraZeneca or Johnson & Johnson brand, compared to Pfizer and Moderna, across age (top-left), anti-intellectualism (top-right), support for childhood vaccination (centre-left), COVID-19 threat perceptions (centre-right), COVID-19 news exposure (bottom-left), and previously reported vaccination intention (bottom-right). Note: 95% confidence intervals. DK = Don’t know. AZ = AstraZeneca, JJ = Johnson & Johnson. Regression estimates from equation (5) can be found in Table S6.