What reasons are commonly given by parents and caregivers for failing to have their children vaccinated? (Select all that apply.)

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Parents and caregivers often cite religious beliefs, distrust of government agencies, concerns about a believed connection to autism, and the perception that inoculation is too traumatic as reasons for not vaccinating their children. Cost is less commonly cited due to programs that provide vaccines at low or no cost.

What Reasons Are Commonly Given by Parents and Caregivers for Failing