Rados D L
Transfusion. 1977 May-Jun;17(3):221-4. doi: 10.1046/j.1537-2995.1977.17377196354.x.
Ninety Australian college students, both donors and nondonors, were asked why they felt other people did not give blood. Donors tended to stress fears, possible ill-effects, and the inconvenience of giving blood. Nondonors tended to dismiss most reasons, although more than half of them agreed with Fear of Being Pricked with a Neddle, Never Been Asked to Give, and Inconvenience such as Loss of Time.
90名澳大利亚大学生，包括献血者和非献血者，被问及他们认为其他人不献血的原因。献血者倾向于强调恐惧、可能的不良影响以及献血的不便。非献血者往往对大多数原因不屑一顾，尽管超过一半的人认同害怕被针头刺痛、从未被要求献血以及诸如时间损失之类的不便。
