1. True or False? Since pro-vaccine communications are generally well-intentioned, they will always be effective.
Select one
2. Vaccine communications should be:
3. Should vaccine communications be tested for efficacy and safety before public launch?
4. True or false? If a person doesn’t get vaccinated, it is because they are vaccine-hesitant.
5. According to the heuristic confirmation bias, what do people tend to believe?
6. What is more effective in pro-vaccine communications?
7. True or false? Vaccine communications should be shocking and make people afraid to encourage action.
8. Which messengers are among the most trusted global sources of health information?
9. The message “90% of children in your village are vaccinated” is not true. Should it be used in a messaging campaign?
10. Can repeating vaccine-related myths to correct them backfire?
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