Table 3.
Results of Regressing Vaccine Hesitancy (as contrasted to Vaccine-Interest) on Demographic Characteristics.
| Predictor | Unadjusted Results |
Adjusted Results |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| n | β | p-value | β | p-value | ||
| Age | 290 | −0.13 | .0279 | −0.18 | .0457 | |
| Non-White | 277 | .02 | .6964 | |||
| Female | 278 | .05 | .4320 | |||
| Less than high school diploma or GED | 289 | −0.06 | .2891 | |||
| Unhoused or temporary housing | 273 | .12 | .0446 | .02 | .8166 | |
| Unemployed | 146 | .22 | .0086 | .11 | .2493 | |
| Uninsured | 275 | .03 | .6101 | |||
| Income | 262 | −0.03 | .5988 | |||
Note. β = standardized regression coefficient. Unadjusted results are based on separate regression models for each predictor. n = number of participants with data for each predictor variable. Adjusted results are based on a model with age, housing status, and employment as simultaneous predictors, and included 125 participants with valid values for all predictors.