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. 2022 Aug 3;2022(8):CD015270. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD015270

Campos‐Mercade 2021.

Study characteristics
Methods 
  • Study design: randomised controlled experiment

  • Type of publication: journal publication (online)

  • Setting and dates: Sweden, May to July 2021

  • Countries: Sweden

  • Language: English

Interventions
  • Monetary incentive: SEK 200 (about $24) conditional for becoming vaccinated

  • Nudging:

    •  Social impact condition: list four people who would benefit from the participant vaccinating

    • Arguments condition: to write down arguments that could best convince another person to vaccinate (arguments condition)

    • Information condition: participate in a quiz with information on the safety and effectiveness of COVID‐19 vaccines

    • No reminder condition: No nudge or reminder

Population 
  • Age: 18‐49

  • Gender: NR

  • Ethnicity: NR

  • Number of participants (recruited/allocated/evaluated): 8286

  • Inclusion/exclusion criteria: NR

Outcomes
  • Participants’ self‐reported intention to get a first dose of a COVID‐19 vaccine within 30 days after vaccines become available to them

  • Whether participants vaccinated within 30 days according to the administrative records.

Notes Funding: Danish National Research Foundation grant DNRF134 (PC), Swiss National Science Foundation Grant PZ00P1_201956(ANM), Swiss National Science Foundation grant 100018_185176 (FHS), Chazen Institute for Global Business at Columbia Business School (SM), Columbia Business School (SM), The Booth School of Business, University of Chicago(DP), and Riksbankens Jubileumsfond (EW)
COI: none declared