New data suggests that people who remain hesitant to get a COVID-19 vaccine may feel that way because of an association with traumatic events in childhood that undermine trust.
It also included personal details and long-term health information.
According to the authors, prevalenceof these childhood experiences was consistent with other population surveys, including those conducted face to face.People with more childhood trauma were more likely to have low trust in government COVID-19 information. People reporting higher amounts of trauma were also more likely to say they felt they were unfairly restricted by the government. People with four or more experiences were twice as likely to say they felt unfairly restricted and wanted rules such as mandatory masking to stop.restrictions as those who hadn't experienced any.
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