Expanding the boundaries of vaccine discourse: impact of visual illustrations communication intervention on intention towards COVID-19 vaccination among victims of insecurity in Nigeria

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Table 1. Mean and t-test results on self-efficacy of COVID-19 vaccination among participants at baseline (Time 1) and post treatment (Time 2) according to group

	Pre-treatment (baseline-Time 1) (self-efficacy of COVID-19 vaccination)				Post treatment (Time 2)
Groups	Mean	SD	df	Not Sig	Mean	SD	Df	Sig
Control group	1.3	.27			1.4	.63
Treatment group	1.4	.34	14	.70	3.3	.85	14	.02

Note: n = 235 for both groups.

Table 2. Mean and t-test results on task efficacy of COVID-19 vaccination among participants at baseline (Time 1) and post treatment (Time 2) according to group

	Pre-treatment (baseline-Time 1) (self- task efficacy COVID-19 vaccination)				Post treatment (Time 2)
Groups	Mean	SD	df	Not Sig	Mean	SD	Df	Sig
Control group	1.5	.98			1.4	.54
Treatment group	1.6	.76	14	.66	3.6	.76	14	.01

Note: n = 235 for both groups.

Table 3. Mean and t-test results on outcome expectancy of COVID-19 vaccination among participants at baseline (Time 1) and post treatment (Time 2) according to group

	Pre-treatment (baseline-Time 1) (self- outcome expectancy COVID-19 vaccination)				Post treatment (Time 2)
Groups	Mean	SD	df	Not Sig	Mean	SD	Df	Sig
Control group	1.1	.13			1.2	.50
Treatment group	1.2	.22	14	.62	3.7	.43	14	.01

Note: n = 235 for both groups.

Table 4. Mean and t-test results on intention toward COVID-19 vaccination among participants at baseline (Time 1) and post treatment (Time 2) according to group

	Pre-treatment (baseline-Time 1) (intention toward COVID-19 vaccination)				Post treatment (Time 2)
Groups	Mean	SD	df	Not Sig	Mean	SD	Df	Sig
Control group	1.2	.11			1.3	.23
Treatment group	1.1	.21	14	.69	3.8	.98	14	.01

Note: n = 235 for both groups.