People who have had the Covid-19 vaccine hold negative views about others who have refused the inoculation, a major new study has found.
Researchers from Aarhus University in Denmark questioned some 10,000 people from 21 countries to establish their opinion.
Publishing their findings, the research discovered anti-vaccine people are viewed negatively. However, those who have refused the jab do not think less of those who sought protection.
According to The Times, the researchers found that vaccinated people held 'stereotypic inferences that unvaccinated individuals are untrustworthy and unintelligent, making the antipathy resemble prejudice towards other deviant groups'.
Participants of the survey were shown a fictional portrait of an individual, including their age, occupation personality and vaccine status.
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