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. 2021 Sep 1;23:S33–S40. doi: 10.1016/j.vacun.2021.07.007

Table 3.

Comparison between delay and acceptance of the future COVID-19.

Variables Categories Will delay vaccine Will Accept vaccine p-Value
Age in category <24 years 499 (55.6) 399 (44.4) <0.001
25–34 193 (82.5) 41 (17.5)
35 and more 100 (66.7) 50 (33.3)



Gender Female 224 (60.4) 147 (39.6) 0.510
Male 568 (62.3) 343 (37.7)



Place of residents Rural 65 (47.4) 72 (52.6) <0.001
Urban 727 (63.5) 418 (36.5)



Race Indian 518 (67.2) 253 (32.8) <0.001
Malay 233 (52.7) 209 (47.3)
Others 41 (59.4) 28 (40.6)



Educational level Secondary education or less 37 (55.2) 30 (44.8) <0.001
Post-secondary education 217 (76.7) 66 (23.3)
Tertiary education 538 (57.7) 394 (42.3)



Occupational status Employed 287 (76.3) 89 (23.7) <0.001
Student 478 (55.7) 380 (44.3)
Unemployed/homemaker 27 (56.3) 21 (43.8)



Marital status Single 532 (56.4) 412 (43.6) <0.001
Not single 260 (76.9) 78 (23.1)



Family income <RM 4,849 130 (35.5) 236 (64.5) <0.001
RM 4,850 to RM 10,959 606 (72.9) 225 (27.1)
>RM 10,960 56 (65.9) 29 (34.1)



Total 792 (61.8) 490 (38.2)

Chi-square test with p-value less than 0.05 is considered significant. All significant values are highlighted in bold.