Table 3.

Contextual influences on individual perceived COVID-19 vaccine utility (N =1109).

Variables	Description	Freq (n)	%
	Perception of Vaccine Producers
BeleiVacPrdcersIntrstHlth	Do you believe that vaccine producers are interested in your health?
	0- No 1- Yes	371 738	33.45 66.55
TrustVaccProdSafeEffectVac	Do you trust vaccine producers to provide safe and effective vaccines?
	0- No 1- Yes	410 699	36.97 63.03
	General Perception of vaccines
PercVaccSaftyGenrl	How much do you think the following characteristics apply to vaccines in general? “Safe”
	0- Not at all 1- A little 2- A moderate amount 3- Quite a bit	107 161 574 267	09.65 14.52 51.76 24.08
PercVaccEffGenrl	How much do you think the following characteristics apply to vaccines in general? “Effective”
	0- Not at all 1- A little 2- A moderate amount 3- Quite a bit	109 166 532 302	09.83 14.97 47.97 27.23
PercVaccImportncGenrl	How much do you think the following characteristics apply to vaccines in general? “Important”
	0- Not at all 1- A little 2- A moderate amount 3- Quite a bit	110 121 399 479	09.92 10.91 35.98 43.19
VacImunSysTrengh	Do you think vaccines strengthen the immune system?
	0- No 1- Yes	327 782	29.49 70.51
AltrnPrevMesur	Do you believe that there are other (better) ways to prevent diseases which can currently be prevented by a vaccine?
	0- No 1- Yes	417 682	37.60 62.40
	Perception of Health Professionals
TurstVacAdvHlthProf	Do you trust the vaccine advice your health care provider gives you?
	0- Not at all 1- A little 2- A moderate amount 3- Quite a bit	115 170 441 383	10.37 15.33 39.77 34.54
	Communication and Media
InfoSrceCov	What is the most common information source you turn to, for information on COVID-19?
	Others Government website News blogs News papers Radio Television The internet in general	32 373 53 42 11 114 484	02.89 33.63 04.78 03.79 00.99 10.28 43.64