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How Perceptions of Responsibility and Affective Consequences Influence Parents' Digital Media Engagement in Relation to Human Papillomavirus Vaccination

机译：How Perceptions of Responsibility and Affective Consequences Influence Parents' Digital Media Engagement in Relation to Human Papillomavirus Vaccination

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Individuals are expected to be responsible for their own health and that of their families-and act accordingly. Yet, being in a position of responsibility might be undesirable for individuals either unable or reluctant to comply with the expectations this responsibility entails. In this article, I explore how parents experience the process of engaging responsibly with digital media in relation to the question of human papillomavirus vaccination. The study is based on interviews with eighteen Danish parents, and my findings show that these parents not only understand themselves but also other actors in terms of responsibility, and that being positioned in terms of responsibility can have negative affective consequences. I argue that meeting the expectations of biological citizenship should not necessarily be a goal in relation to complex health topics.

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