Cognition, willingness, and behavior towards human papillomavirus vaccination in Chinese university students: Planned behavior, health beliefs, and media influence

Keyphrases

• Chinese Students 100%
• Behavior Health 100%
• Planned Behavior 100%
• Media Influence 100%
• Human Papillomavirus Vaccine 100%
• Health Media 100%
• Health Beliefs 100%
• High-risk Human Papillomavirus (HR-HPV) 66%
• Theory of Planned Behavior 66%
• Vaccination Intention 66%
• Ningbo 33%
• University of Nottingham 33%
• Logistic Regression 33%
• Self-administered Questionnaire 33%
• Health Status 33%
• Undergraduate Students 33%
• Pearson Correlation 33%
• Perceived Barriers 33%
• Parental Education 33%
• Linear Regression 33%
• T-test 33%
• Gender Differences 33%
• Media Representation 33%
• Vaccination Rate 33%
• Sexual Behavior 33%
• Health Belief Model 33%
• Media Use 33%
• Health Communication Campaign 33%
• Intention to Vaccinate 33%
• Cancer History 33%
• Exposure Media 33%
• Sexual Factors 33%
• Information Exposure 33%
• Factors Influencing Vaccination 33%
• Male Students 33%

Psychology

• Theory of Planned Behavior 100%
• Health Belief 100%
• Media Influence 100%
• Analysis of Variance 50%
• Qualitative Method 50%
• Linear Regression 50%
• Gender Difference 50%
• Sexual Behavior 50%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Vaccination Policy 100%
• Human Papillomavirus 100%
• Malignant Neoplasm 20%
• Health Status 20%