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Fig 1.

Flow chart illustrating study procedure.

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Table 1.

Demographic data.

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Table 2.

Mean perceived message effectiveness (pme) and pro-vaccine belief for participants in each message condition.

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Fig 2.

Message effectiveness by trust cue versus no trust cue and inclusion of scientific evidence supporting vaccines versus no evidence.

Bar graph illustrating the mean perceived message effectiveness (PME) score (2a) and mean pro-vaccine belief score (2b) for participants in each condition, with 95% confidence intervals. PME was measured using a six-item scale ranging from 1–6. Pro-vaccine belief was measured using a five-item scale ranging from 1–7.

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Table 3.

Results from ANOVA testing interaction effects of trust and pro-vaccine evidence supporting vaccines on perceived message effectiveness (PME) and pro-vaccine beliefs.

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