Do social media epistemological beliefs and health perception impact parents’ vaccine hesitancy? A mediation analysis

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Veröffentlicht in:	Global Health Promotion vol. 32, no. 2 (Jun 2025), p. 46
1. Verfasser:	Çevik, Cahide
Weitere Verfasser:	Yavuz, Ebru, Çakmak, Fatma, Ündere, Reyhan, Asiye Doğan Cengiz
Veröffentlicht:	International Union for Health Promotion and Education
Schlagworte:	Italy Health beliefs Vaccines Epistemology Personal information Social networks Health promotion Primary care Vaccine hesitancy Mathematical problems Immunization Influence Educational programs Professional training Hypotheses Health care Knowledge Social media Self image Health education Medical personnel False information Perception Attitudes Information sources Childhood Cross-sectional studies Mass media effects Beliefs Parents & parenting Privacy Health services Mediation Health behavior Self evaluation Perceptions Social Well Being Predictor Variables Health Conditions Life Style Parents Individual Characteristics
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