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. 2024 Aug 15;12(8):918. doi: 10.3390/vaccines12080918

Table 2.

Comparative analysis of general attitudes towards vaccination and willingness to vaccinate children against TBE.

Characteristic (Question) N Overall Sample a Willingness to Vaccinate Children against TBE p
Yes,
n = 872 a
No,
n = 2158 a
Q1. Do you think that children should be vaccinated? 3029 <0.001 b
 yes 2198 (72.57%) 836 (95.98%) 1362 (63.11%) <0.001 c
 no 663 (21.89%) 15 (1.72%) 648 (30.03%) <0.001 c
 don’t know 168 (5.55%) 20 (2.30%) 148 (6.86%) <0.001 c
Q2. Which option regarding vaccination of children is more dangerous? 3028 <0.001 b
 vaccination of children 829 (27.38%) 48 (5.52%) 781 (36.19%) <0.001 c
 lack of vaccination of children 2075 (68.53%) 798 (91.72%) 1277 (59.18%) <0.001 c
 don’t know 124 (4.10%) 24 (2.76%) 100 (4.63%) 0.018 c
Q4. Do you believe that natural methods of boosting immunity are more effective than vaccinations in preventing infections? 3023 <0.001 b
 yes 835 (27.62%) 40 (4.60%) 795 (36.91%) <0.001 c
 no 1718 (56.83%) 716 (82.39%) 1002 (46.52%) <0.001 c
 don’t know 470 (15.55%) 113 (13%) 357 (16.57%) 0.014 c
Q6. If you had the opportunity to use high combination vaccines for free, would you choose to give them to your child? 3029 <0.001 b
 yes 1746 (57.64%) 711 (81.63%) 1035 (47.96%) <0.001 c
 no 1062 (35.06%) 93 (10.68%) 969 (44.90%) <0.001 c
 don’t know 221 (7.30%) 67 (7.69%) 154 (7.14%) 0.600 c
Q9. In your opinion, can vaccinations cause autism? 3026 <0.001 b
 yes 820 (27.10%) 66 (7.58%) 754 (34.99%) <0.001 c
 no 1429 (47.22%) 622 (71.41%) 807 (37.45%) <0.001 c
 don’t know 777 (25.68%) 183 (21.01%) 594 (27.56%) <0.001 c

a n (%); b Pearson’s chi-squared test; c proportion test; bold p-values denote statistical significance.