Table 2. Vaccine hesitancy (%) by HBM among 600 samples.

Variables	Strongly Disagree/Disagree	No opinion	Agree/ Strongly Agree	χ2	p-value
Perceived Susceptibility
Respondent at high risk of COVID-19 because of his/ her health conditions	11.70	23.00	6.00	22.021	0.00
Perceived Severity
Respondent will be very sick if he/she get infected by COVID-19	15.50	12.80	6.90	7.535	0.02
Respondent was very concerned that he/she could die from COVID-19	12.40	14.80	5.20	5.633	0.06
Perceived Benefits
Respondent think vaccination is good because it will make him/her less worried about COVID-19	23.90	32.80	3.70	86.155	0.00
Respondent believe vaccination will decrease his/her risk of getting infected by COVID-19	23.90	30.20	5.20	65.530	0.00
Respondent think the complications of COVID-19 will decrease if he/she get vaccinated and then get infected with the Coronavirus.	15.30	30.10	4.80	65.408	0.00
Perceived Barriers
Respondent worried that the possible side effects of the COVID-19 vaccination would interfere with his/her usual activities	8.20	16.40	10.50	6.592	0.04
Respondent concerned about the efficacy of the COVID-19 vaccine	9.10	22.20	9.00	17.238	0.00
Respondent have a concern that he/she may receive faulty/fake COVID-19 vaccine	6.90	19.90	10.20	20.030	0.00
It concerns respondent that the development of a COVID-19 vaccine is too rushed to test its safety properly	6.40	21.60	11.10	25.232	0.00
Respondent concerned about the long-term side effects of the COVID-19 vaccination	6.00	24.10	11.20	29.562	0.00
Cues to Action	Percentage
Social media (e.g., Facebook) or online news portals/blogs as a source of knowledge about the COVID-19 vaccine				0.0009	0.976
Yes	12.0
No	12.0
Printed newspaper as a source of knowledge about the COVID-19 vaccine				1.3095	0.252
Yes	10.7
No	13.8