Table 2.

Weighted bivariate relationships with COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy (n = 350)

	Not at all	A little	Somewhat	Very	p
	Row %
aAge (mean)	55.0	51.9	48.5	43.0	0.000
Gender					0.950
Men	47.4	14.7	13.5	24.5
Women	49.7	14.7	14.3	21.3
Education					0.893
High school or less	52.9	15.3	9.4	22.4
Some college	44.4	12.3	14.8	28.5
Associate’s degree	48.8	18.3	11.8	21.1
Bachelor’s degree	45.8	14.8	20.2	19.2
Graduate degree	53.0	14.9	16.0	16.3
Flu vaccination					0.004
Never	32.5	15.5	15.6	36.4
1–2 years	48.2	13.3	18.7	19.8
3–4 years	53.2	6.6	29.7	10.43
Every year	58.3	15.8	9.4	16.5
COVID-19 infection					0.508
No	50.3	15.6	12.9	21.3
Yes	43.9	11.6	18.1	26.4
COVID-19 death exposure					0.378
No	51.7	14.7	14.1	19.5
Yes	43.1	14.7	13.9	28.3
Discrimination
School					0.782
Never	51.7	13.5	11.9	22.9
Once or more	47.1	15.4	15.4	21.1
Hiring					0.035
Never	52.1	14.3	7.7	25.9
Once or more	46.3	15.0	19.2	19.6
Work					0.773
Never	48.2	13.2	13.1	25.5
Once or more	49.3	15.6	14.6	20.5
Housing					0.379
Never	49.9	12.0	14.6	23.4
Once or more	46.9	19.7	12.9	20.5
Medical care					0.934
Never	49.1	15.4	13.3	22.2
Once or more	48.5	13.2	15.6	22
Stores or restaurants					0.190
Never	52.7	18.7	9.2	19.4
Once or more	47.1	12.8	16.3	23.8
Credit, banking, mortgage					0.452
Never	46.4	13.5	14.3	25.9
Once or more	52.0	16.1	13.7	18.1
Street or in public					0.120
Never	56.9	16.1	12.9	14.0
Once or more	45.5	14.1	14.5	25.9
Police or courts					0.022
Never	56.7	15.6	10.1	17.6
Once or more	41.2	13.7	17.9	27.2

^aOrdered logistic regression was run to test significance between age and COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy