Table 2. A descriptive analysis of hesitancy by health belief model toward COVID-19.

COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019.

	Strong agree	Agree	Disagree	Strongly disagree
Perceived susceptibility of contracting COVID-19
My chance of getting COVID-19 in the next few months is great	13 (3.24%)	44 (10.97%)	154 (38.40%)	190 (47.38%)
I am worried about the likelihood of getting COVID-19	22 (5.50%)	42 (10.50%)	116 (29.00%)	220 (55.00%)
Getting COVID-19 is currently a possibility for me	14 (3.49%)	157 (39.15%)	94 (23.44%)	136 (33.92%)
Perceived severity
Complications from COVID-19 are serious	34 (8.48%)	83 (20.70%)	138 (34.41%)	146 (36.41%)
I will be very sick if I get COVID-19	28 (6.98%)	65 (16.21%)	157 (39.15%)	151 (37.66%)
I am afraid of getting COVID-19	24 (5.99%)	56 (13.97%)	124 (30.92%)	197 (49.13%)
Perceived benefits of COVID-19 vaccination
Vaccination is a good idea because I feel less worried about catching COVID-19	42 (10.47%)	36 (8.98%)	67 (16.71%)	256 (63.84%)
Vaccination decreases my chance of getting COVID-19 or its complications	42 (10.50%)	41 (10.25%)	71 (17.75%)	246 (61.50%)
Perceived barriers of COVID-19 vaccination
I worry the possible side-effects of COVID-19 vaccination would interfere with my usual activities	280 (70.00%)	62 (15.50%)	30 (7.50%)	28 (7.00%)
I am concerned about the efficacy of the COVID-19 vaccination	279 (69.75%)	57 (14.25%)	39 (9.75%)	25 (6.25%)
I am concerned about the safety of the COVID-19 vaccination	297 (74.25%)	45 (11.25%)	40 (10.00%)	18 (4.50%)
I am concerned about the faulty/fake COVID-19 vaccine	264 (66.00%)	57 (14.25%)	53 (13.25%)	26 (6.50%)
Cues to action
I will only take the COVID-19 vaccine if I was given adequate information about it	59 (14.86%)	88 (22.17%)	106 (26.70%)	144 (36.27%)
I will only take the COVID-19 vaccine if the vaccine is taken by many in the public	21 (5.25%)	42 (10.50%)	122 (30.50%)	215 (53.75%)