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. 2021 Jun 25;17(10):3413–3420. doi: 10.1080/21645515.2021.1933687

Table 1.

Participants’ characteristics (N = 3145)

  M (SD) or n (%) Total range
Gender (female) 1578 (50.2%)
Age 20.80 (2.09) 18–40
Education level (undergraduate) 3026 (96.2%)
Professional (health-related) 241 (7.7%)
Knowledge 5.62 (1.15) 1–7
Risk perception 3.06 (1.18) 1–7
Past behavior relating to influenza vaccination 1.71 (0.84) 1–4
Attitude toward COVID-19 vaccination 5.82 (0.94) 1–7
Vaccination is a very effective way to protect myself against COVID-19 5.76 (1.16) 1–7
It is important that I get the COVID-19 vaccination. 5.93 (1.38) 1–7
Vaccination greatly reduces my risk of catching COVID-19. 5.94 (1.08) 1–7
The contribution of the COVID-19 vaccination to my health and well-being is very important 6.00 (1.06) 1–7
The COVID-19 vaccination plays an important role in protecting my life and that of others 5.88 (1.14) 1–7
Getting the COVID-19 vaccination has a positive influence on my health 5.42 (1.39) 1–7
Subjective norms toward COVID-19 vaccination 2.87 (0.82) 1–4
Perceived behavioral control toward COVID-19 vaccination 5.78 (1.24) 1–7
Intention toward COVID-19 vaccination 5.31 (1.44) 1–7