Development
The 7C vaccination readiness scale is an extended version of the 5C scale. For more information about the scale development and earlier versions, please click here.
Childhood Vaccination Readiness
Most vaccinations take place in the early childhood and parents decide whether their children get vaccinated. The decision to vaccinate oneself or someone else is qualitatively different. Thus, we adapted the 7C of vaccination readiness scale to assess parents' readiness to vaccinate own minor children. For more information about the development, please click here.
Items
If you wish to comment on any translation or provide a translation currently not available, please contact mattis.geiger[at]uni-ulm.de Click on 7C[Language] for the adult version or C7C[Language] for the childhood version to download the respective translation:
Language | Adult 7C | Childhood 7C |
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English | 7C English | C7C English |
Mandarin/官話 | 7C Mandarin | |
Spanish/Español | 7C Spanish | |
French/Français | 7C French | C7C French |
Arabic/العرب | 7C Arabic | |
Portuguese/Português | 7C Portuguese | |
German/Deutsch | 7C German | C7C German |
Japanese/日本 | 7C Japanese | C7C Japanese |
Italian/Italiano | 7C Italian | |
Serbian/Srpski jezik | 7C Serbian (L) | |
(Latin/Cyrillic) | 7C Serbian (C) | |
Greek/Ελληνικά | 7C Greek | |
Danish/Dansk | 7C Danish | C7C Danish |
Supplementary Material
We provide supplementary material on OSF. There you can find further information about analyses and data used in our studies.
Scoring Information
All items should be scored so that high values indicate high vaccination readiness. Therefore, the following items should be recoded for data analysis as following:
# Complacency
df$cmpcy_01 <- recode(df$cmpcy_01, '1' = 7, '2' = 6,'3' = 5, '4'= 4, '5'= 3, '6' = 2, '7' = 1)
df$cmpcy_02 <- recode(df$cmpcy_02, '1' = 7, '2' = 6,'3' = 5, '4'= 4, '5'= 3, '6' = 2, '7' = 1)
# Constraints
df$const_03 <- recode(df$const_03, '1' = 7, '2' = 6,'3' = 5, '4'= 4, '5'= 3, '6' = 2, '7' = 1)
# Calcualation
df$calc_01 <- recode(df$calc_01, '1' = 7, '2' = 6,'3' = 5, '4'= 4, '5'= 3, '6' = 2, '7' = 1)
df$calc_02 <- recode(df$calc_02, '1' = 7, '2' = 6,'3' = 5, '4'= 4, '5'= 3, '6' = 2, '7' = 1)
df$calc_03 <- recode(df$calc_03, '1' = 7, '2' = 6,'3' = 5, '4'= 4, '5'= 3, '6' = 2, '7' = 1)
# Conspiracy
df$consp_01 <- recode(df$consp_01, '1' = 7, '2' = 6,'3' = 5, '4'= 4, '5'= 3, '6' = 2, '7' = 1)
df$consp_02 <- recode(df$consp_02, '1' = 7, '2' = 6,'3' = 5, '4'= 4, '5'= 3, '6' = 2, '7' = 1)
df$consp_03 <- recode(df$consp_03, '1' = 7, '2' = 6,'3' = 5, '4'= 4, '5'= 3, '6' = 2, '7' = 1)
Download R Code
You can download R code for basic analyses here
If you want to assess the 7C of vaccination readiness and you need support with analyzing the data, or if you would like to submit your data to the vaccination readiness team, please contact Mattis Geiger (mattis.geiger[at]uni-ulm.de)