Reducing COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among African Americans: the effects of narratives, character's self-persuasion, and trust in science.

The mediating effects of cognitive empathy (on vaccine beliefs, B = − .04, SE = .02, 90% CI [− .074, − .001]; on vaccination intention, B = − .07, SE = .04, 90% CI [− .131, − .002]) and self-referencing (on vaccine beliefs, B = − .06, SE = .03, 90% CI [− .114, − .001]; on vaccination intention, B = − .13, SE = .08, 90% CI [− .263, − .002]) were marginally significant (tested using 90% confidence intervals).

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