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L1. Vaccines are important for my health
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L1. COVID-19 vaccines are important for my health
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L2. Vaccines are effective
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L2. COVID-19 vaccines are effective
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L3. Having myself vaccinated is important for the health of others in my community
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L3. Having myself vaccinated with a COVID19 vaccine is important for the health of others in my community
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L4. All vaccines offered by the government programme in my community are beneficial.
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L4. All COVID-19 vaccines offered by the government program in my community are beneficial
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L5. New vaccines carry more risks than older vaccines
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L5. COVID-19 vaccines from other countries carry more risks than vaccines from my country
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L6. I trust the information I receive about shots
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L6. The information I receive about COVID-19 vaccines from the vaccine program is reliable and trustworthy
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L7. Getting vaccines is a good way to protect myself from disease
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L7. Getting COVID-19 vaccines is a good way to protect myself from COVID-19
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L8. I am able to openly discuss my concerns about shots with my doctor
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L8. Generally, I do what my doctor or health care provider recommends about COVID-19 vaccines for myself
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L9. I am concerned about serious adverse effects of vaccines
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L9. I am concerned about serious adverse effects of COVID-19 vaccines
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L10. People do not need vaccines for diseases that are not common anymore
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L10. I do not need COVID-19 vaccines if it’s not a pandemic anymore
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L11. I believe that many of the illnesses shots prevent are severe
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L11. I am concerned that COVID-19 vaccines might not prevent the disease
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L12. It is better to get fewer vaccines at the same time
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L12. I am concerned that COVID-19 vaccines might not be safe
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L13. People get more shots than are good for them
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L14. It is better to develop immunity by getting sick than to get a shot
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