{"hits":{"total":{"value":10,"relation":"eq"},"hits":[{"_index":"gesis-01-11-2026-01-05-43","_id":"bibsonomy-bartig2023social","_version":1,"_seq_no":35090,"_primary_term":1,"found":true,"_source":{"id":"bibsonomy-bartig2023social","type":"publication","title":"Social differences in COVID-19 vaccination status \u2013 Results of the GEDA 2021 study","date":"2023","date_recency":"2023","person":["Bartig, Susanne","M\u00fcters, Stephan","Hoebel, Jens","Schmid-K\u00fcpke, Nora Katharina","Allen, Jennifer","H\u00f6vener, Claudia"],"person_sort":"BartigM\u00fctersHoebel","study":"Mikrozensus 2018","language":"english","doi":"10.25646%2F11268","source":"In Journal of Health Monitoring, 8(S2), 2-22, 2023","coreEditor":"","corePublisher":"","coreSatit":"","coreJournalTitle":"Journal of Health Monitoring","corePagerange":"2-22","coreZsband":"8","coreZsnummer":"S2","institution":"","abstract":"Background: The COVID-19 vaccination is a key measure to contain the pandemic. It aims to restrict new infections and to reduce severe courses of the disease. This paper examines the influence of various social determinants on COVID-19 vaccination status. Methods: The analyses are based on data from the study German Health Update (GEDA 2021), a nationwide telephone-based survey of the adult population in Germany, which was conducted between July and December 2021. In addition to bivariate analyses, the association between the COVID-19 vaccination status and the social determinants was examined using Poisson regression. Results: A total of 86.7% of people aged 18 years and older who participated in GEDA 2021 have been received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Social differences are evident: The proportion of people vaccinated against COVID-19 increases with age, income and higher education group. Lower vaccination rates are found among people with a history of migration, people living in rural areas and people from East Germany. An age-differentiated analysis shows that the social differences in COVID-19 vaccination uptake are lower among those aged 60 years and older. Conclusions: The presented results should be considered when designing targeted interventions to overcome potential barriers to COVID-19 vaccination uptake. Further research is needed regarding the explanatory factors for the social differences in vaccination behaviour, such as structural and group-specific barriers or psychological determinants.","bibtex_key":"bartig2023social","remarks":"(Mikrozensus)","address":"","recordurl":"https:\/\/doi.org\/10.25646%2F11268","document_type":"article","tags":["2023","FDZ_GML","MZ_input2023","MZ_pro","Mikrozensus","article","english","indexproved","noindex","review_proved","rp","transfer23"],"data_source":["Mikrozensus-Bibliography"],"study_group":["Mikrozensus (MZ)"],"group_description":[],"group_number":[],"group_link":[],"study_group_en":[],"group_description_en":[],"group_link_en":[],"group_image_file":[],"index_source":"Bibsonomy","literature_collection":"GESIS-Literaturpool","gesis_own":1},"system_type":"BASE","doc_rank":1,"rid":53538922},{"_index":"gesis-01-11-2026-01-05-43","_id":"gesis-ssoar-107068","_version":1,"_seq_no":75542,"_primary_term":1,"found":true,"_source":{"date":"2024","study":["Mikrozensus 2020"],"study_group":["Mikrozensus (MZ)"],"link_count":0,"coreJournalTitle":"Scientific Reports","coreAuthor":["H\u00f6rnig, Lukas","Schaffner, Sandra","Schmitz, Hendrik"],"language":["english"],"title":"The individual and ecological characteristics of parental COVID-19 vaccination decisions","type":"publication","database":"SSOAR - Social Science Open Access Repository","portal_url":"https:\/\/www.ssoar.info\/ssoar\/handle\/document\/107068","fulltext":1,"links":[{"link":"http:\/\/nbn-resolving.de\/urn:nbn:de:0168-ssoar-107068-3","label":"URN"},{"link":"https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1038\/s41598-024-74963-8","label":"DOI"}],"id":"gesis-ssoar-107068","metadata_quality":10,"coreIssn":"2045-2322","person_sort":"H\u00f6rnigSchaffnerSchmitz","coreSjahr":"2024","coreZsband":"14","coreLanguage":"en","abstract":"Vaccination is a highly effective method to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and mitigate severe disease. In Germany, adult vaccination rates are relatively high at 85.5%, but rates are significantly lower for adolescents (69.6%) and children (20.0%). This discrepancy indicates that not all vaccinated parents choose to vaccinate their children. Analyzing data from a January 2022 online survey of 1,819 parents with children and adolescents, we explore the socio-economic factors influencing parents' willingness to vaccinate themselves and their children. Our results show that individuals who vote for either side of the political extremes are less likely to vaccinate their children. This pattern is particularly strong for voters on the far right. In addition, we find that better educated parents are more likely to vaccinate both themselves and their children. Parents who vaccinate both themselves and their children demonstrate greater confidence in the vaccine's effectiveness, while those who vaccinate only themselves are often motivated by a desire to regain personal freedoms. These insights highlight the need for targeted public health strategies to address specific concerns and improve vaccination rates among children and adolescents.","data_source":["GESIS-SSOAR","Mikrozensus-Bibliography"],"institutions":["FDB"],"urn":"urn:nbn:de:0168-ssoar-107068-3","issn":["2045-2322"],"related_references":[{"view":"Kelvin, A. A., Halperin, S. (2020). COVID-19 in children: the link in the transmission chain. Lancet, 20 pp. 633-634.<\/a> ","pdf_url":""},{"view":"Jones, T. C., . (2021). Estimating infectiousness throughout SARS-CoV-2 infection course. Science, 373.<\/a> <\/span>PDF<\/a>","pdf_url":"https:\/\/www.repository.cam.ac.uk\/bitstream\/1810\/323236\/3\/Estimating%20infectiousness%20published.pdf"},{"view":"Ludvigsson, J. F. (2020). Children are unlikely to be the main drivers of the COVID-19 pandemic -A systematic review. Acta Paediatr, 109(8), pp. 1525-1530.<\/a> ","pdf_url":""},{"view":"Li, Y., . (2021). 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What are the determinants of attitudes toward vaccination?","date":"2022","date_recency":"2022","person":["Alfano, Vincenzo","Ercolano, Salvatore"],"person_sort":"AlfanoErcolano","data_doi":"10.4232\/1.13318","language":"english","gesis_study_no":"ZA7562 v1.0.0","issn":"0264410X","doi":"10.1016\/j.vaccine.2022.10.038","source":"In Vaccine, 40(48), 6987-6997, 2022","coreEditor":"","corePublisher":"","coreSatit":"","coreJournalTitle":"Vaccine","corePagerange":"6987-6997","coreZsband":"40","coreZsnummer":"48","institution":"","abstract":"Attitudes toward vaccination are doubtless an important determinant of public health, and this became evident after the first year of the last COVID-19 pandemic. The issue, long-debated within European societies, especially with respect to occasional surges of diseases in given years, has become a crucial determinant of the wellbeing of a country since 2021. In this study, using microdata from a 2019 Eurobarometer survey, we frame and deepen our knowledge about the main determinants of vaccination attitudes as observed by the related literature. We argue that a positive attitude toward vaccination may be due to individualistic or altruistic reasons, or various incentives; our analysis aims to improve our knowledge about the determinants of such a complex decision. Our findings, obtained by means of a quantitative analysis that employs Ordered Probit, Ordered Logit and Generalized Ordered Logit estimations, provide complete support for some of the theories that have been debated in the literature, limited support for others because of mixed evidence, and no support for some.","bibtex_key":"alfano2022vaccine","remarks":"(Eurobarometer)","address":"","recordurl":"https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1016\/j.vaccine.2022.10.038","document_type":"article","tags":["2022","EB_input2022","EB_pro","Eurobarometer","FDZ_IUP","SCIEindexed","SCOPUSindexed","article","english","indexproved","review_proved","rp","transfer22","zsextract"],"data_source":["Eurobarometer-Bibliography"],"study_group":["EB - Standard and Special Eurobarometer"],"group_description":["Seit Anfang der siebziger Jahre erhebt die Europ\u00e4ische Kommission mit dem \"Standard and Special Eurobarometer\" regelm\u00e4\u00dfig die \u00f6ffentliche Meinung in den Mitgliedstaaten der Europ\u00e4ischen Union. Die Befragungen werden jeweils im Fr\u00fchjahr und im Herbst auf der Grundlage neuer Stichproben mit einer Gr\u00f6\u00dfe von 1000 Befragten pro Land pers\u00f6nlich durchgef\u00fchrt. F\u00fcr Nordirland und Ostdeutschland werden gesonderte Stichproben gezogen. Nach der EU-Erweiterung im Jahr 2004 werden auch die verbleibenden und die neuen Beitrittskandidaten regelm\u00e4\u00dfig in ausgew\u00e4hlte Umfragen einbezogen. Die Standard-Eurobarometer-Module fragen nach der Einstellung zur europ\u00e4ischen Einigung, zu den Institutionen und zur Politik, erg\u00e4nzt durch Messungen zu allgemeinen soziopolitischen Orientierungen sowie zu den demografischen Merkmalen der Befragten und der Haushalte. In unregelm\u00e4\u00dfigen Abst\u00e4nden befassen sich spezielle Eurobarometer-Module ausf\u00fchrlich mit Themen wie Umwelt, Wissenschaft und Technologie, Gesundheit oder Familie, soziale oder ethnische Ausgrenzung, Lebensqualit\u00e4t usw. Die \"European Communities Studies\" 1970-1973 k\u00f6nnen als Vorl\u00e4uferstudien angesehen werden, ebenso wie die \"Attitudes towards Europe\" von 1962."],"group_number":["0008"],"group_link":["http:\/\/www.gesis.org\/eurobarometer-data-service\/survey-series\/standard-special-eb\/"],"study_group_en":["EB - Standard and Special Eurobarometer"],"group_description_en":["Since the early nineteen seventies the European Commission\u00b4s \u201cStandard and Special Eurobarometer\u201d are regularly monitoring the public opinion in the European Union member countries at times. Interviews are conducted face-to-face, in each spring and each autumn, at all times based on new samples with a size 1000 respondents per country. Separate samples are drawn for Northern Ireland and East Germany. After the EU enlargement in 2004, remaining and new Candidate Countries are also regularly included in selected surveys. The Standard Eurobarometer modules ask for attitudes towards European unification, institutions and policies, complemented by measurements for general socio-political orientations, as well as by respondent and household demographics. Intermittently special Eurobarometer modules extensively address topics, such as environment, science and technology, health or family issues, social or ethnic exclusion, quality of life etc. The \u201cEuropean Communities Studies\u201d 1970-1973 can be considered forerunner studies, as well the \u201cAttitudes towards Europe\u201d from 1962."],"group_link_en":["http:\/\/www.gesis.org\/eurobarometer-data-service\/survey-series\/standard-special-eb\/"],"group_image_file":["eb_logo.jpg"],"index_source":"Bibsonomy","literature_collection":"GESIS-Literaturpool","gesis_own":1,"related_research_data":[{"view":"Eurobarometer 91.2 (2019)","id":"ZA7562"}],"link_count":1},"system_type":"BASE","doc_rank":3,"rid":53538922},{"_index":"gesis-01-11-2026-01-05-43","_id":"bibsonomy-franic2022behind","found":false,"system_type":"EXP","doc_rank":4,"rid":53538922},{"_index":"gesis-01-11-2026-01-05-43","_id":"gesis-ssoar-102759","_version":1,"_seq_no":78128,"_primary_term":1,"found":true,"_source":{"date":"2023","study_group":[],"link_count":0,"coreJournalTitle":"Frontiers in Public Health","coreAuthor":["Sterl, Sebastian","Stelzmann, Daniela","Luettschwager, Nils","Gerhold, Lars"],"language":["english"],"gesis_tool_no":["zis83"],"source":"In: Frontiers in Public Health, 11, 2023, 1-14","title":"COVID-19 vaccination status in Germany: Factors and reasons for not being vaccinated (yet)","type":"publication","database":"SSOAR - Social Science Open Access Repository","subtype":"journal_article","portal_url":"https:\/\/www.ssoar.info\/ssoar\/handle\/document\/102759","fulltext":1,"links":[{"link":"http:\/\/nbn-resolving.de\/urn:nbn:de:0168-ssoar-102759-0","label":"URN"},{"link":"https:\/\/doi.org\/10.3389\/fpubh.2023.1070272","label":"DOI"}],"id":"gesis-ssoar-102759","metadata_quality":10,"document_type":"Zeitschriftenartikel","coreIssn":"2296-2565","person_sort":"SterlStelzmannLuettschwager","coreSjahr":"2023","coreZsband":"11","coreLanguage":"en","abstract":"Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated that effective vaccines constitute a central element of successful pandemic control. Although everyone in Germany has had the opportunity to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, some people remain hesitant or refuse to get vaccinated. To address this phenomenon as well as to examine the unvaccinated population more closely, the present study investigates (RQ1) factors explaining the COVID-19 vaccination status (RQ2) trust in different types of COVID-19 vaccines, and (RQ3) people's specific reasons for not getting vaccinated against COVID-19. Methods: We base our findings on a representative survey that we conducted in Germany in December 2021 with 1,310 respondents. Results: In response to the first research question, a logistic regression shows that trust in specific institutions (e.g., medical experts and authorities) is positively related to vaccination status, whereas trust in companies and COVID-19-related social and alternative media consumption decreases the likelihood of being vaccinated. Furthermore (RQ2), while vaccinated people trust mRNA-based vaccines (e.g., BioNTech), most unvaccinated people put greater trust in recently developed protein-based vaccines (e.g., Novavax), albeit on a low level. Finally, our study reveals (RQ3) that the most important reason why people choose not to get vaccinated is that they wish to make their own decisions about their bodies. Conclusion: Based on our results, we suggest that a successful vaccination campaign should address COVID-19 risk groups and lower income populations, increase trust in different public institutions and newly developed vaccines in advance, establish a multisectoral approach, and debunk fake news and misinformation. Furthermore, since unvaccinated respondents state that the desire to make their own choices about their body is the main reason why they have not gotten vaccinated against COVID-19, an effective vaccination campaign should emphasize the need for general practitioners who have a closer relationship with their patients who, in turn, trust their doctors.","data_source":["GESIS-SSOAR","ZIS-Bibliography"],"institutions":["FDB"],"urn":"urn:nbn:de:0168-ssoar-102759-0","tool_doi":["10.6102\/zis83"],"related_references":[{"view":"Sanchez-Ramirez, D., Normand, K., Zhaoyun, Y., Torres-Castro, R., Rebolledo, P. A., Cuapio, A., . (2021). Long-Term Impact of COVID-19: A Systematic Review of the Literature and Meta-Analysis. Biomedicines, 9.<\/a> <\/span>PDF<\/a>","pdf_url":"https:\/\/dro.deakin.edu.au\/eserv\/DU:30061389\/lamontagne-longtermunemployment-2013.pdf"},{"view":"P. (2022). 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This study investigates the determinants of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy and refusal, with a focus on these differences across Eastern, Southern and Western Europe. The statistical analyses are based on individual-level survey data comprising quota-based representative samples from 27 European countries from May 2021. The study finds that demographic variables have complex associations with vaccine hesitancy and refusal. The relationships with age and education are non-linear. Trust in different sources of health-related information has significant associations as well, with people who trust the Internet, social networks and \u2018people around\u2019 in particular being much more likely to express vaccine skepticism. Beliefs in the safety and effectiveness of vaccines have large predictive power. Importantly, this study shows that the associations of demographic, belief-related and other individual-level factors with vaccine hesitancy and refusal are context-specific. Yet, explanations of the differences in vaccine hesitancy across Eastern, Southern and Eastern Europe need to focus on why levels of trust and vaccine-relevant beliefs differ across regions, because the effects of these variables appear to be similar. It is the much higher prevalence of factors such as distrust of national governments and medical processionals as sources of relevant medical information in Eastern Europe that are relevant for explaining the higher levels of vaccine skepticism observed in that region.","data_source":["GESIS-SSOAR","Eurobarometer-Bibliography"],"institutions":["FDB"],"urn":"urn:nbn:de:0168-ssoar-104519-9","gesis_study_no":["ZA7771"],"issn":["0264410X"],"related_references":[{"view":"Cadeddu, C., Rosano, A., Villani, L., Coiante, G. B., Minicucci, I., Pascucci, D., . (n.d.). Planning and Organization of the COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign: An Overview of Eight European Countries. Vaccines,(10).<\/a> ","pdf_url":""},{"view":"MacDonald, N. E., Hesitancy, S. 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Data show that people with a history of migration are less likely to be vaccinated against COVID-19 than people without a history of migration, but are at increased risk of infection. \nMethods: Data were used from the GEDA Fokus interview survey (November 2021 \u2013 May 2022), which included people living in Germany with Croatian, Italian, Polish, Syrian or Turkish citizenship (n=5,495). In addition to bivariate analyses, Poisson regressions were used to examine the association between uptake of at least one COVID-19 vaccination and sociodemographic, health- and migration-related factors. Results: 90.0% of participants reported having received at least one COVID-19 vaccination. Having visited a general practitioner or specialist in the past 12 months, living in Germany for 31 years or more, and having a greater sense of belonging to society in Germany were associated with vaccination uptake in bivariate analyses. Regression analysis showed that older people and those with higher education were more likely to be vaccinated. Conclusions: Sociodemographic factors are associated with uptake of the COVID-19 vaccine among individuals with selected citizenships. Low-threshold information and vaccination offers are important to ensure equal access to vaccination.","bibtex_key":"bug2023covid19","remarks":"(Mikrozensus)","address":"","recordurl":"https:\/\/doi.org\/10.25646\/11142","document_type":"article","tags":["2023","FDZ_GML","MZ_input2023","MZ_pro","Mikrozensus","article","english","indexproved","noindex","review_proved","rp","transfer23"],"data_source":["Mikrozensus-Bibliography"],"study_group":["Mikrozensus (MZ)"],"group_description":[],"group_number":[],"group_link":[],"study_group_en":[],"group_description_en":[],"group_link_en":[],"group_image_file":[],"index_source":"Bibsonomy","literature_collection":"GESIS-Literaturpool","gesis_own":1},"system_type":"BASE","doc_rank":8,"rid":53538922},{"_index":"gesis-01-11-2026-01-05-43","_id":"bibsonomy-kosuliev2021covid19","_version":2,"_seq_no":89636,"_primary_term":1,"found":true,"_source":{"id":"bibsonomy-kosuliev2021covid19","type":"publication","title":"Who Gets a COVID-19 Vaccine? 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Der EVS-Datenbestand umfasst die integrierten Datens\u00e4tze f\u00fcr die einzelnen Wellen und zus\u00e4tzlich f\u00fcr die Wellen 1999 und 2008 die nationalen Datens\u00e4tze. Frage, die mindestens zweimal in EVS, oder in EVS und WVS wiederholt wurden, werden in das EVS Trend File kumuliert. Das Trend File des EVS kann mit dem Trend File des World Values Surveys (WVS) zu dem Integrated Values Surveys Data File zusammengef\u00fcgt werden."],"group_number":["0009"],"group_link":["http:\/\/www.europeanvaluesstudy.eu\/"],"study_group_en":["European Values Study (EVS)"],"group_description_en":["The European Values Study is a large-scale, cross-national and longitudinal survey research program conducted under the responsibility of the European Values Study Foundation since 1981. The cross-sectional surveys, repeated in a 9-year cycle, cover a broad range of topics on central areas of life such as work and leisure time, family and sexuality, religion, politics and ethics. The EVS holding includes integrated datasets on every EVS wave and, in addition, the national datasets for the 1999 and 2008 waves. Questions repeated at least twice in EVS, or EVS and WVS, are cumulated in the EVS Trend File. 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HICs made some efforts to contribute to COVID-19 vaccination efforts in LICs, but these efforts were limited in scale. A new literature discusses the normative importance of an international redistribution of vaccines. Our analysis contributes an empirical perspective on the willingness of citizens in a HIC to contribute to such efforts (which we term international vaccine solidarity). We analyse the levels and predictors of international vaccine solidarity. We surveyed a representative sample of German adults (n = 2019) who participated in a two-wave YouGov online survey (w1: Sep 13\u201321, 2021 and w2: Oct 4\u201313, 2021). International vaccine solidarity is measured by asking respondents preferences for sharing vaccine supplies internationally versus using that supply as boosters for the domestic population. We examine a set of pre-registered hypotheses. Almost half of the respondents in our sample (48%) prioritize giving doses to citizens in less developed countries. A third of respondents (33%) prefer to use available doses as boosters domestically, and a fifth of respondents (19%) did not report a preference. In line with our hypotheses, respondents higher in cosmopolitanism and empathy, and those who support domestic redistribution exhibit more support for international dose-sharing. Older respondents (who might be more at risk) do not consistently show less support for vaccine solidarity. These results help us to get a better understanding of the way citizens\u2019 form preferences about a mechanism that redistributes medical supplies internationally during a global crisis.","bibtex_key":"stoeckel2023correlates","remarks":"(GLES)","address":"","recordurl":"https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1371\/journal.pone.0287257","document_type":"article","tags":["2023","GLES_contra","GLES_meth","SCIEindexed","SCOPUSindexed","article","english","gesis_meth","indexproved","jak","nobib","review_proved","reviewed","transfer23"],"data_source":["GESIS-Literaturpool"],"study_group":[],"group_description":[],"group_number":[],"group_link":[],"study_group_en":[],"group_description_en":[],"group_link_en":[],"group_image_file":[],"index_source":"Bibsonomy","literature_collection":"GESIS-Literaturpool","gesis_own":1,"related_research_data_method":[{"view":"GLES Querschnitt 2021, Nachwahl","id":"ZA7701"}],"link_count":1},"system_type":"BASE","doc_rank":10,"rid":53538922}]}}