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. 2022 Mar 18;10:756037. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2022.756037

Table 2.

Variables significantly associated with vaccine hesitancy/refusal in univariate analysis.

OR [95% CI] p-value OR p-value overall
Age (ref: <60 years) 0.70 [0.53–0.93] 0.014 0.013
Country birth (ref: Canada): 3.21 [2.27–4.47] <0.001 <0.001
Current living region (ref: Montreal): 0.42 [0.31–0.57] <0.001 <0.001
Highest level of education: <0.001
0 – < high school/High school 1.67 [1.08–2.52] 0.02
1 – College 1.85 [1.36–2.50] <0.001
2 – Graduate studies/University Ref. Ref.
Annual household income before the pandemic: <0.001
0 – >$100,000 Ref. Ref.
1 – $50,000-$100,000 2.03 [1.41–2.95] <0.001
2 – < $50,000 3.47 [2.34–5.17] <0.001
Monthly household income changed because of the COVID-19 pandemic: <0.001
0 – No change-Somewhat increased-Substantially increased Ref. Ref.
1 – Substantially decreased-Somewhat decreased 1.94 [1.41–2.63] <0.001
Savings changed because of the COVID-19 pandemic: <0.001
0 – No change-Somewhat increased-Substantially increased Ref. Ref.
1 – Substantially decreased-Somewhat decreased 2.13 [1.53–2.93] <0.001
Impact of COVID-19 on the ability to meet financial obligations or essential needs: <0.001
0 – No impact-Minor impact Ref. Ref.
1 – Moderate impact-Major impact 2.72 [1.84–3.94] <0.001
Ethnicity: White 0.32 [0.22–0.48] <0.001 <0.001
Ethnicity: Black 5.65 [1.91–14.9] 0.003 0.003
Ethnicity: Latin Hispanic 6.34 [2.76–13.8] <0.001 <0.001
Retired 0.65 [0.48–0.88] 0.005 0.007

CI, Confidence interval; OR, odds ratio; ref, reference.