Those Americans who reject the vaccine are more likely to see many activities, including maskless socializing and various forms of travel, as safe for them. For instance, three in five (63%) vaccine-refusers believe it is safe for unvaccinated people to socialize indoors with other unvaccinated people without wearing a mask. Just 38% of Americans who have gotten at least one COVID-19 shot think it is safe for vaccinated people to socialize indoors with people who are vaccinated sans masks. But there are many who remain unvaccinated yet don’t explicitly reject the vaccine. They may be planning to get vaccinated (13%) or claim to still be making up their minds (14%). This group is much less sure of the safety of socializing with vaccinated or unvaccinated people or taking a trip.