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. 2022 Jul 11;29:101903. doi: 10.1016/j.pmedr.2022.101903

Table 11.

Effects of concordant message topics.

Ordered logit
Intent to vaccinate self Intent to vaccinate child
Concordant messages by topic
 Population tested −0.013 −0.005
[-0.228,0.201] [-0.416,0.405]
 Community impact 0.059 0.174
[-0.073,0.191] [-0.067,0.414]
 Children affected by COVID-19 0.169 0.189
[-0.059,0.397] [-0.038,0.417]
 Protecting the elderly −0.026 0.018
[-0.198,0.145] [-0.223,0.259]
 Protection from vaccine −0.133 −0.095
[-0.342,0.075] [-0.446,0.256]
 Gatherings made possible 0.062 0.058
[-0.090,0.214] [-0.156,0.272]
 Vaccination locations −0.026 −0.128
[-0.223,0.172] [-0.356,0.100]
 Recommendation 0.020 −0.054
[-0.147,0.186] [-0.351,0.244]
(alltopics=0) 0.715 0.510
Subsegments 24 11
Observations 2621 1032

Notes: 95% confidence intervals in brackets using heteroskedasticity-robust standard errors. Regressions include subsegment fixed effects. Outcome ranges from 1 (highly unlikely) to 7 (highly likely). Concordant messages are the number of message components customized for that respondent’s segment memberships. Impact–Churches and Gatherings–Freedom were each a separate randomization, but analyzed as part of the Impact and Gatherings bundles, respectively. For example, everyone received one of the Impact messages, and half the Religious segment also received the Impact–Churches message.

+p<0.10, * p<0.05, ** p<0.01, *** p<0.001.