'I do not need a flu shot because I lead a healthy lifestyle': compensatory health beliefs make vaccination less likely (Q46186160)

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'I do not need a flu shot because I lead a healthy lifestyle': compensatory health beliefs make vaccination less likely (English)

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Sonia Lippke

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Ralf Schwarzer

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Ralf Schwarzer

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Anna Ernsting

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Michael Schneider

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publication date

5 September 2012

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Journal of Health Psychology

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18

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6

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825-836

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The theory of planned behavior

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DOI

10.1177/1359105312455076

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