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What motivates support for mandatory vaccination? Trust as a moderator of relations between personal values and support for coercive policy measures
experimental-design-and-sample-surveyshealth-psychologypersonality-processespoliticsquantitative-methods
Public debates about vaccination mandates often pit collective welfare against individual autonomy, yet little is known about how personal values relate to mandate support. In late 2025/early 2026 we surveyed adults in Australia (N=4,208), France (N=3,858), and Italy (N=3,973); personal values were
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