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. 2021 Apr 16;41:102059. doi: 10.1016/j.tmaid.2021.102059

Table 2.

Descriptive and bivariate analysis of the study sample characteristics according to vaccination intention (n = 472,521).


Vaccination intention


No
Yes

Characteristics Absolute frequency of participants surveyed Weighted proportion according to each category Absolute frequency of participants surveyed Weighted proportion according to each category P-value
n % 95%CI n % 95%CI
Gender <0.001
Male 33,117 19.1 17.8–20.4 172,452 80.9 79.6–82.2
Female 46,758 20.7 18.6–23.0 216,268 79.2 77.0–81.4
Non-binary 1049 29.8 26.9–31.8 2877 70.2 67.2–73.1
Age (years) 0.004
18–24 14,068 20.1 18.1–22.3 72,619 79.9 77.7–81.9
25–34 22,560 20.7 18.9–22.7 111,719 79.3 77.3–81.1
35–44 19,145 19.9 18.5–21.4 91,724 80.1 78.6–81.5
45–54 13,525 19.7 18.0–21.4 62,566 80.3 78.6–82.0
55–64 8274 19.0 17.7–20.4 38,049 81.0 79.6–82.3
65–74 2783 18.8 17.3–20.5 12,809 81.2 79.5–82.7
75 years or older 569 22.3 20.0–24.8 2111 77.7 75.2–80.0
Living area <0.001
City 64,081 19.0 17.5–20.7 326,041 81.0 79.3–82.5
Town 10,260 22.5 20.2–25.0 43,093 77.5 75.0–79.8
Village or rural area 6583 25.8 24.2–27.6 22,463 74.2 72.4–75.8
COVID-19 symptomatology <0.001
No 62,748 20.3 18.7–21.9 299,698 79.7 78.1–81.3
Yes 18,176 19.1 17.4–20.8 91,899 80.9 79.2–82.6
Compliance with community mitigation strategies 0.005
No 39,073 19.6 17.8–21.4 196,831 80.4 78.6–82.2
Yes 41,851 20.4 18.9–22.0 194,766 79.6 78.0–81.1
Food insecurity 0.554
No 23,755 19.8 17.9–21.8 120,034 80.2 78.2–82.1
Yes 57,169 20.1 18.5–21.7 271,563 79.9 78.3–81.5
Economic insecurity <0.001
No 12,652 21.5 19.7–23.5 58,492 78.5 76.5–80.3
Yes 68,272 19.7 18.2–21.4 333,105 80.3 78.6–81.8
Fear of becoming seriously ill or that a family member becomes seriously ill from COVID-19 <0.001
No 7942 44.7 42.9–46.5 11,066 55.3 53.5–57.1
Yes 72,982 18.7 17.2–20.4 380,531 81.3 79.6–82.8
Anxiety symptomatology <0.001
No 49,705 22.4 20.8–24.1 203,020 77.6 75.9–79.2
Yes 31,219 16.9 15.3–18.6 188,577 83.1 81.4–84.7
Depressive symptomatology <0.001
No 45,844 22.0 20.5–23.5 192,653 78.0 76.5–79.5
Yes 35,080 17.8 16.1–19.7 198,944 82.2 80.3–83.9
Probability of vaccination acceptance when recommended by friends and family <0.001
Less likely/about the same 65,346 27.6 25.5–29.9 208,619 72.4 70.1–74.5
More likely 15,578 9.2 8.4–10.1 182,978 90.8 89.9–91.6
Probability of vaccination acceptance when recommended by local health workers <0.001
Less likely/about the same 66,128 41.4 39.6–43.3 107,479 58.6 56.7–60.4
More likely 14,796 5.8 5.3–6.5 284,118 94.2 93.5–94.7
Probability of vaccination acceptance when recommended by the WHO <0.001
Less likely/about the same 63,448 45.6 44.3–47.0 87,408 54.4 53.0–55.7
More likely 17,476 6.6 5.9–7.3 304,189 93.4 92.7–94.1
Probability of vaccination acceptance when recommended by government health officials <0.001
Less likely/about the same 72,026 34.5 32.6–36.4 162,274 65.5 63.6–67.4
More likely 8898 4.7 4.2–5.2 229,323 95.3 94.8–95.8
Probability of vaccination acceptance when recommended by politicians <0.001
Less likely/about the same 78,518 21.5 19.8–23.3 344,863 78.5 76.7–80.2
More likely 2406 6.6 5.7–7.7 46,734 93.4 92.3–94.3

95%CI: 95% confidence intervals, WHO: World Health Organization.