The indirect effect of gender on vaccination intention did not reach statistical significance (coeff: −0.30, 95% CIs − 0.98, 0.11). 1 Discussion Study 2 confirmed and complemented the findings of Study 1, showing that it is not being a man per se , but rather the combination of being a man and endorsing a traditional view of masculinity that is negatively related to severity perceptions and prevention behaviors in relation to COVID-19.
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Masculinity, Perceived Vulnerability to COVID-19, and Adoption of Protective Behaviors.
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