Corrigendum to:“Temporal stability of preferences: The case of COVID-19 vaccines in Australia and New Zealand”(Social Science & Medicine, (2025), 383, C, (118417), (S0277953625007488), 10.1016/j.socscimed.2025.118417)

The authors regret < The attribute levels are summarized in Table A.1, where only the levels for the fee attribute for paid vaccination varied across countries, with values adjusted based on cost of living indices and local insights on the cost of other vaccinations. This should be substituted by: The attribute levels are summarized in Table A.1, where only the levels for the fee attribute for paid vaccination varied across countries, with values adjusted based on cost of living indices and local insights on the cost of other vaccinations. In Australia, a survey coding error affected the data collected via a market research company in Waves 2 and 3, where fees were shown to participants in UK pounds instead of Australian dollars. This error did not affect the Wave 1 Australian data or any data collected via social media recruitment. The costs for NZ data and unaffected Australian data are all in their correct corresponding currency (NZD and AUD). Robustness checks confirm that these errors do not result in material impacts to the study findings, and these are available upon request >. The authors would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused.