背景:这项研究发生在法国第五波COVID-19的高峰期,与对未接种疫苗的人的污名化沟通相吻合。我们假设坚持这种沟通会促进或抑制启动对疫苗接种意向的影响,取决于启动是否包括与他人联系的维度。
方法:在方便的在线法语样本中(N=1800,M年龄=26.30),在爱情启动后询问疫苗接种意向,没有爱/偏见启动,唯物主义启动,或控制条件。与会者还报告说,他们遵守了限制性措施,即,媒体控制,疫苗接种通行证,强制接种疫苗。
结果:无爱/偏见和唯物主义条件下的疫苗接种意向高于爱和控制条件下的疫苗接种意向。坚持限制性措施介导了偏见或唯物主义对接种疫苗意图的影响。
结论:根据社会地位认知观点和(a)对疫苗和未接种疫苗的社会交流背景的一致性,讨论了这些结果的含义,(b)参与者对该通信的遵守程度,(c)启动主题,是否与与他人联系的感觉有关。讨论了唯物主义启动的含义,以及承诺对接种疫苗意向的影响。
BACKGROUND: This study took place at the height of the fifth wave of COVID-19 in France, coinciding with stigmatizing communication toward the unvaccinated. We hypothesized that adherence to this communication would facilitate or inhibit the effects of priming on vaccination intention, depending on whether the priming included a dimension of connection to others.
METHODS: In a convenience online French sample (N = 1800, M age = 26.30), vaccination intention was asked after love priming, no love/prejudice priming,
materialism priming, or a control condition. Participants also reported their adherence to restrictive measures, i.e., media control, vaccination pass, and mandatory vaccination.
RESULTS: Vaccination intention was higher in the no love/prejudice and
materialism conditions than in the love and control conditions. Adherence to restrictive measures mediated the effect of prejudice or
materialism priming on intention to get vaccinated.
CONCLUSIONS: Implications of these results are discussed in light of the socially situated cognition perspective and the congruence of (a) a societal context of communication toward the vaccine and the unvaccinated, (b) the participant\'s degree of adherence to that communication, (c) the theme of priming, whether or not related to feeling connected to others. Implications of
materialism priming are discussed, and the effect of commitment on intention to get vaccinated.