Table 3.

Predicting support for vaccine mandates.

	Model 1			Model 2
	β	t	p	β	t	p
Block 1
Gender (men = 1)	0.03	1.47	0.143	0.01	0.64	0.522
Age	0.14	5.78	<0.001	0.06	2.91	0.004
Education (ref. = postgraduate degree)
High school or less	−0.04	−1.67	0.096	0.00	−0.01	0.995
Some college	−0.06	−2.06	0.040	−0.01	−0.46	0.643
Bachelor's degree	−0.03	−0.87	0.382	−0.03	−1.32	0.186
Race (ref. = Hispanic)
Non-Hispanic Asian	0.02	0.76	0.448	0.03	1.30	0.194
Non-Hispanic Black	−0.05	−1.79	0.074	0.00	0.04	0.969
Non-Hispanic White	−0.03	−0.92	0.358	−0.01	−0.30	0.761
Other races/mixed races	−0.03	−1.07	0.284	0.00	−0.05	0.963
Political orientation	−0.04	−1.27	0.204	−0.03	−1.15	0.250
Party identity	−0.09	−3.13	0.002	−0.05	−2.39	0.017
Left-wing authoritarianism	0.33	11.73	<0.001	0.18	7.50	<0.001
Right-wing authoritarianism	−0.14	−4.71	<0.001	−0.09	−3.50	<0.001
Social dominance orientation	−0.06	−1.99	0.047	0.00	−0.11	0.916
Libertarianism	−0.42	−15.66	<0.001	−0.25	−11.02	<0.001
Block 2
COVID-19 concern				0.22	9.46	<0.001
Vaccine acceptance				0.37	15.18	<0.001
	F(15, 967) =75.2, p < .001 Adjusted R2 = 0.53			ΔF(2, 965) = 242.0, p < .001 Adjusted R2 = 0.69

Note. N = 983. Standardized regression coefficients are presented. Significant coefficients (p < .05) are in bold.