Figure 1
The diagram shows three main grouped sections connected by arrows. On the left, a rounded rectangle is labeled “Information Provision”. Inside it, five stacked boxes are labeled “Government”, “News Media”, “Health Care Professionals”, “Non-Professionals”, and “Family and Friends”. A thick right-pointing arrow extends from this section toward the center-right. At the top center-right, a large rounded rectangle is labeled “Personal Attitudes”. Inside it are two smaller grouped areas. On the left side within this section, a rounded box labeled “Information Perception” contains two stacked boxes labeled “Reliability” and “Fairness”. On the right side within the same section, a rounded box labeled “Behaviour” contains two stacked boxes labeled “Influence” and “Transmission”. A right-pointing arrow connects “Information Perception” to “Behaviour”. Below these sections, a large rounded rectangle is labeled “Personal Characteristics”. Inside it are four stacked boxes labeled “Gender”, “Age”, “Family Size”, and “Country etc.” A thick upward arrow connects “Personal Characteristics” to the arrow connecting “Information Perception” to “Behaviour”, and another upward arrow connects “Personal Characteristics” to the arrow connecting “Information Provision” and “Personal Attitudes”.Research Framework. Source: By authors