Sandu Dumitru
University of Bucharest, Romania.
Int Sociol. 2023 Jan;38(1):22-45. doi: 10.1177/02685809221137783.
The article targets the reasons that are behind behaviour orientation in the vaccination process against COVID-19. The data we are using come from the Flash Eurobarometer 494, collected in May 2021. The key dependent variable puts together vaccination intentions (soon, later on in 2021, undecided, later, never) and the fact of being vaccinated or not. A multivariate and multilevel analysis confirms the validity of an extended theory of planned behaviour in explaining the orientation to the vaccination against COVID-19. The space patterning of the behaviours is highly marked by differences among Old versus the New Member States of the European Union, clusters of countries, urban versus rural areas, and also by a function of trust in relevant institutions, and customs of using vaccination to cope with different diseases as an adult. New questions and hypotheses are generated by multiple comparisons.
本文针对新冠疫苗接种过程中行为取向背后的原因展开研究。我们使用的数据来自2021年5月收集的快速欧洲晴雨表494。关键因变量综合了疫苗接种意愿（很快、2021年晚些时候、未决定、以后、从不）以及是否接种疫苗这一事实。多变量和多层次分析证实了扩展的计划行为理论在解释新冠疫苗接种取向方面的有效性。行为的空间模式在很大程度上因欧盟老成员国与新成员国之间、国家集群、城市与农村地区之间的差异而有所不同，同时也受到对相关机构的信任程度以及成年人将接种疫苗作为应对不同疾病的习惯的影响。多重比较产生了新的问题和假设。
