An Analysis of Conspiracy Beliefs of Covid-19 Vaccination in Ghana

G. Baffoe, N. Nortey
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This is a survey which researched into the perspectives of Ghanaians about conspiracy beliefs of COVID-19 vaccination in Ghana. Most Ghanaians who believe in science and in the strength of COVID-19 vaccine in the country to help stop the spread of the corona virus disease have been vaccinated and are willing to convince others to be vaccinated. However, others hold varied views concerning the existence of the virus itself and the extreme adverse effect of the vaccine should they take it. Like some vaccines that have been used to curtail some ailments, the COVID-19 vaccine has been received with mixed feelings. The result of the study reveals that conspiracy beliefs of COVID-19 vaccination are not highly prevalent in Ghana.
加纳Covid-19疫苗接种阴谋论分析
这是一项调查,研究了加纳人对加纳COVID-19疫苗接种阴谋论的看法。大多数相信科学和COVID-19疫苗在该国帮助阻止冠状病毒疾病传播的力量的加纳人已经接种了疫苗,并愿意说服其他人接种疫苗。然而,其他人对病毒本身的存在和接种疫苗的极端不利影响持不同意见。就像一些用于缓解某些疾病的疫苗一样,人们对COVID-19疫苗的看法也很复杂。研究结果表明,关于COVID-19疫苗接种的阴谋论在加纳并不十分普遍。
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