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Motives for Vaccination Against COVID-19 Among the Ultra-orthodox Jewish Community in Israel
Miriam Schiff
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, Nitzan Sharon-Lavi
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The Paul Baerwald School of Social Work and Social Welfare
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COVID-19
33%
COVID-19 Infection Rate
33%
Cross-sectional Online Survey
33%
High Efficacy
33%
Immunity-based
33%
Israel
100%
Lack of Trust
33%
Low Dose Rate
33%
Low Vaccination Rates
33%
Official Data
33%
Perceived Efficiency
33%
Perceived Safety
33%
Perceived Severity
66%
Perceived Susceptibility
33%
Prior Infection
33%
Protection Motivation Theory
66%
Psychoeducational Intervention
33%
Response Rate
33%
Significant Predictors
33%
Theory Model
33%
Ultra-Orthodox
66%
Ultra-Orthodox Community
33%
Ultra-orthodox Jewish Community
100%
Vaccination
33%
Vaccination against COVID-19
100%
Vaccine Safety
33%
Vaccine Uptake
100%
Virus
100%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Infection
100%
Infection Rate
100%
Vaccine
100%
Medicine and Dentistry
COVID-19
100%
Infection
33%
Infection Rate
33%
Population
66%
Psychoeducation
33%
Vaccine
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Outreach
50%
Population
100%
Psychology
Psychoeducation
100%