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

Huang 2021.

Study characteristics
Methods 
  • Study design: randomised controlled experiment

  • Type of publication: journal article

  • Setting and dates: online platform (Qualtrics), mid‐December 2020

  • Country: USA

  • Language: English

Interventions Framing
  • Gain vs. loss

  • High vs. low uncertainty

  • National vs. local agency

Population 
  • Population: general population, residents of the greater Houston Area

  • Age; range: 18‐81

  • Gender: both

  • Ethnicity: 52,4% Caucasians, 20, 2% Hispanics/Latinos, 19, 4% African American, 6,5% Asians & Pacific Islanders, 1,6% Multiracials or others

  • Number of participants (recruited/allocated/evaluated): 408 recruited, 382 assessed

  • Inclusion/exclusion criteria: residency of the greater Houston Area since March 2020

Outcomes
  • Vaccine intention

  • Vaccine beliefs

  • Perceived threat to freedom

  • Psychological reactance

  • Perceived message relevance

Notes
  • COI: NR

  • Funding: University of Houston