Table 2.
Vaccine acceptance by socioeconomic status and randomized vaccine profile in the Detroit Metro Area Community Study (DMACS), July 2020, N = 1138
| Vaccine 95% effective, 5% fever risk |
Vaccine 95% effective, 20% fever risk |
Vaccine 50% effective, 5% fever risk |
Vaccine 95% effective, 20% fever risk |
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| Count (col. %) | Vaccine acceptance (row %) | Count (col. %) | Vaccine acceptance (row %) | Count (col. %) | Vaccine acceptance (row %) | Count (col. %) | Vaccine acceptance (row %) | |
| Gender | ||||||||
| Male | 90 (47.7%) | 58 (61.4%) | 68 (46.2%) | 45 (61.3%) | 75 (41.8%) | 42 (57.2%) | 102 (48.8%) | 45 (45.5%) |
| Female | 199 (52.3%) | 118 (63.2%) | 202 (53.8%) | 114 (52.4%) | 216 (58.2%) | 69 (27.6%) | 182 (51.2%) | 60 (34.1%) |
| Education | ||||||||
| High school or less | 79 (49.8%) | 47 (56.9%) | 68 (54.7%) | 32 (55.9%) | 82 (53.7%) | 27 (36.9%) | 77 (49.1%) | 28 (39.7%) |
| Some college | 132 (37.1%) | 74 (65.2%) | 113 (30.1%) | 67 (56.0%) | 116 (30.6%) | 37 (37.4%) | 117 (32.8%) | 33 (32.0%) |
| Bachelor’s degree | 40 (5.9%) | 27 (78.0%) | 51 (9.8%) | 34 (57.5%) | 58 (10.3%) | 33 (64.3%) | 50 (9.8%) | 20 (47.5%) |
| Graduate degree | 36 (7.2%) | 27 (69.5%) | 37 (5.5%) | 26 (70.6%) | 35 (5.4%) | 14 (39.7%) | 39 (8.4%) | 24 (62.1%) |
| Income | ||||||||
| <$10,000 | 53 (16.2%) | 27 (39.3%) | 56 (18.8%) | 31 (59.6%) | 60 (22.7%) | 17 (33.5%) | 65 (18.6%) | 20 (29.6%) |
| $10,000-$29,999 | 68 (25.9%) | 39 (58.3%) | 61 (24.4%) | 37 (54.3%) | 77 (31.7%) | 25 (27.8%) | 64 (27.6%) | 16 (30.4%) |
| $30,000-$49,999 | 70 (27.1%) | 44 (69.2%) | 50 (22.8%) | 29 (47.8%) | 51 (15.2%) | 25 (60.9%) | 62 (25.5%) | 28 (39.3%) |
| ≥$50,000 | 77 (30.9%) | 54 (67.6%) | 77 (34.0%) | 51 (67.7%) | 85 (30.4%) | 40 (52.6%) | 72 (28.4%) | 37 (53.4%) |
| Age | ||||||||
| 18–39 years | 95 (37.7%) | 58 (65.2%) | 88 (41.1%) | 49 (46.5%) | 105 (44.3%) | 38 (39.4%) | 99 (42.8%) | 45 (41.3%) |
| 40–64 years | 137 (41.4%) | 82 (60.0%) | 140 (44.1%) | 77 (61.3%) | 143 (39.3%) | 48 (32.2%) | 128 (36.6%) | 34 (36.4%) |
| ≥65 years | 56 (20.9%) | 36 (65.3%) | 38 (14.8%) | 31 (73.6%) | 40 (16.4%) | 24 (59.8%) | 55 (20.6%) | 26 (45.5%) |
| Race/ethnicity | ||||||||
| Non-Hispanic Black | 208 (77.6%) | 116 (56.5%) | 191 (78.7%) | 99 (48.0%) | 204 (76.6%) | 62 (35.3%) | 194 (73.9%) | 59 (30.6%) |
| Non-Hispanic White | 37 (11.3%) | 33 (89.8%) | 40 (8.6%) | 37 (94.9%) | 33 (11.0%) | 23 (72.7%) | 37 (12.0%) | 21 (65.6%) |
| Hispanic | 15 (7.0%) | 9 (72.4%) | 16 (9.6%) | 12 (89.5%) | 20 (7.7%) | 8 (49.8%) | 16 (7.3%) | 11 (81.4%) |
| Other | 31 (4.1%) | 20 (95.0%) | 23 (3.0%) | 11 (61.8%) | 34 (4.7%) | 18 (24.3%) | 38 (6.8%) | 15 (50.0%) |
All percentages are weighted.
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