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. 2021 Oct 6;24:101584. doi: 10.1016/j.pmedr.2021.101584

Table 1.

Sample characteristics and vaccine attitudes and beliefs.

N (%)
Age, M(SD) 39.7 (11.6)
Female Sex 337 (57.8)
Race
White 472 (81.0)
Black 37 (6.4)
Other 74 (12.7)
Some College Education or more 510 (87.5)
Lives in urban area 318 (54.6)
Has health insurance 484 (83.0)
Required to work outside the home 226 (38.8)
Receives government assistance 78 (13.5)
Received flu shot last year 232 (40.3)
Political Alignment
Liberal 307 (52.9)
Moderate 119 (20.5)
Conservative 154 (26.6)



A vaccine would prevent me from getting the coronavirus.
Agree 355 (60.9)
Neither 157 (26.9)
Disagree 71 (12.2)
I would not trust a vaccine for the coronavirus.
Agree 141 (24.2)
Neither 122 (20.9)
Disagree 320 (54.9)
I am very likely to get a coronavirus vaccine.
Agree 339 (58.2)
Neither 97 (16.6)
Disagree 147 (25.2)
The majority of my family members will get the coronavirus vaccine.
Agree 337 (57.8)
Neither 147 (25.2)
Disagree 99 (17.0)
The majority of my friends will get the coronavirus vaccine.
Agree 337 (57.8)
Neither 161 (27.6)
Disagree 85 (14.6)
I will discourage my friends to get a coronavirus vaccine.
Agree 33 (5.7)
Neither 53 (9.1)
Disagree 497 (85.3)
I will encourage my family members to get a coronavirus vaccine.
Agree 347 (59.5)
Neither 124 (21.3)
Disagree 112 (19.2)
I am concerned that the vaccines are being developed too quickly.
Agree 314 (53.9)
Neither 93 (16.0)
Disagree 176 (30.2)
I am worried about bad side effects if I got a coronavirus vaccine.
Agree 372 (63.8)
Neither 79 (13.6)
Disagree 132 (22.6)
I am concerned that a coronavirus vaccine will not be effective
Agree 274 (47.0)
Neither 104 (17.8)
Disagree 205 (35.2)
I am concerned that short cuts have been taken with coronavirus vaccine development because of political pressures.
Agree 330 (56.6)
Neither 84 (14.4)
Disagree 169 (29.0)