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Social and psychological problems of population vaccination against COVID-19

During the COVID-19 (Corona Virus Disease 2019) pandemic, the world medical community has done a tremendous job to find effective treatment and methods for preventing the disease. The experience accumulated earlier in the fight against COVID-19 (MERS, SARS-CoV, etc.) has made it possible in the shortest possible time to develop a long-awaited method for the specific prevention of COVID-19, based on a large number of effective and safe vaccines against SARS-CoV-2, which were adopted society is ambiguous. Fear of high contagiousness and mortality from COVID-19 has been replaced by anxiety about the need and benefits of vaccination. The abundance and easy accessibility of information, as well as the contradictory points of view in various sources of non-professional information, gave rise to new misconceptions and provided resources for the actions of dissident movements.This paper provides a generalized analysis of the results of the vaccination campaign against COVID-19, examines the factors that influence the success of achieving population immunity. Particular attention is paid to social and psychological barriers among the population that prevent the widespread use of vaccines against COVID-19, the COVID dissident movement, the manipulative beliefs of the anti-vaccination community that can affect the implementation of preventive measures against the disease.