No more than “half prevention”: A qualitative study on psychosocial determinants of Covid-19 vaccination acceptance

Capasso, Miriam; González Leone, Maria Florencia; Bianchi, Marcella; Mari, Federica; Caso, Daniela

doi:10.1016/j.actpsy.2024.104406

Acta Psychologica

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.actpsy.2024.104406

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No more than “half prevention”: A qualitative study on psychosocial determinants of Covid-19 vaccination acceptance

Miriam Capasso,

Maria Florencia González Leone,

Marcella Bianchi

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Navigating women’s cancer prevention: Two cross-sectional studies to investigate psychosocial antecedents of cervical and breast cancer screening attendance

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Donizzetti

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Despite population-based cancer screening programmes effectively decreasing mortality, participation rates are unsatisfactory for both cervical and breast screening. This research tested an integrated theory of planned behaviour model applied to cervical cancer screening (CCS; Study 1) and breast cancer screening (BCS; Study 2) attendance. Women residing in Campania (Italy) and belonging to each screening target population joined two independent surveys (Study 1: n = 332, Mage = 41.03, SD = 11.45; Study 2: n = 298, Mage = 55.03; SD = 5.17). In both studies, screening behaviour was predicted by intention to undergo the screening, action and coping planning. Significant predictors of intention were subjective norms, perceived behavioural control and self-identity in Study 1, and subjective norms, anticipated regret and self-identity in Study 2. A mediation analysis confirmed the role of action and coping planning in the intention-behaviour relation. This model can guide forthcoming interventions and steer enhancements in healthcare access.

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Navigating women’s cancer prevention: Two cross-sectional studies to investigate psychosocial antecedents of cervical and breast cancer screening attendance

Bianchi,

Capasso,

Donizzetti

et al. 2024

J Health Psychol

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No more than “half prevention”: A qualitative study on psychosocial determinants of Covid-19 vaccination acceptance

Cited by 1 publication

References 35 publications

Navigating women’s cancer prevention: Two cross-sectional studies to investigate psychosocial antecedents of cervical and breast cancer screening attendance

Navigating women’s cancer prevention: Two cross-sectional studies to investigate psychosocial antecedents of cervical and breast cancer screening attendance

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