Gaëlle Vallée-Tourangeau

TL;DR: A practical taxonomy to organise the myriad possible root causes of a gap in vaccination coverage rates is developed, which has already facilitated mutual understanding of the primary determinants of suboptimal coverage within inter-sectorial working groups, a first step towards them developing targeted and effective solutions.

TL;DR: In this article, a qualitative method, Cognitive Event Analysis (CEA), is introduced to study the fine-grained interactivity between a problem-solving agent and his/her environment.

TL;DR: A special issue stemming from an annual meeting on vaccine confidence and coverage builds on an increasing body of empirical evidence seeking to identify the determinants of vaccine acceptance and uptake, highlighting a number of social and behavior change interventions that have been designed and tested for impact.

TL;DR: The difference in performance elicited by different task ecologies was unrelated toindividual differences in working memory, actively open-minded thinking, or need for cognition, although individual differences in creativity were correlated with problem solving success in Experiment 2.

TL;DR: It is suggested that the cognitive empowerment construct has important implications for advancing the understanding of HCWs' decisions to vaccinate as well as their advocacy behavior.