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. 2022 Aug 9;19(16):9779. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19169779

Table 4.

Univariate logistic regression showing the relationship between students vaccinated against COVID-19 and various parameters.

Parameter n COVID-19 Vaccinated, n (%) PE SE p-Value OR 95% CI
Sex
Male 277 164 (59.2) 1.000
Female 323 207 (64.1) 0.207 0.169 0.220 1.230 0.884–1.711
Place of residence
Village 33 16 (48.5) 1.000
City 567 356 (62.8) 0.644 0.365 0.078 1.903 0.931–3.890
Ethnic group
Bulgarian 556 340 (61.2) 1.000
Turkish 31 23 (74.2) −0.602 0.420 0.151 1.826 0.803–4.157
Marital status
Married and Family life without marriage 45 23 (51.1) 1.000
Boyfriend/girlfriend 266 159 (59.8) 0.352 0.323 0.277 1.421 0.754–2.679
Single 289 189 (65.4) 0.592 0.323 0.067 1.808 0.960–3.404
Smoking
Yes 196 120 (61.2) 1.000
No 404 251 (62.1) 0.038 0.179 0.831 1.039 0.732–1.475
Alcohol consumption
Yes 387 247 (63.8) 1.000
No 213 124 (58.2) −0.236 0.175 0.176 0.790 0.561–1.112
Information about COVID-19 vaccines from radio and TV
No 284 183 (64.4) 1.000
Yes 316 188 (59.5) −0.210 0.169 0.214 0.811 0.582–1.129
Information about COVID-19 vaccines from YouTube, Vbox7, etc.
No 402 253 (62.9) 1.000
Yes 198 118 (59.6) −0.141 0.178 0.429 0.869 0.613–1.231
Information about COVID-19 vaccines from Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc.
No 384 247 (64.3) 1.000
Yes 216 124 (57.4) −0.291 0.174 0.095 0.748 0.532–1.051
Information about COVID-19 vaccines from news websites
No 323 200 (61.9) 1.000
Yes 277 171 (61.7) −0.008 0.169 0.963 0.992 0.713–1.381
Information about COVID-19 vaccines from specialized literature (peer-reviewed journals, textbooks on the topic)
No 266 146 (54.9) 1.000
Yes 334 225 (67.4) 0.529 0.170 0.002 1.697 1.217–2.366
Information about COVID-19 vaccines obtained by talking with friends and family
No 166 110 (66.3) 1.000
Yes 434 261 (60.1) −0.264 0.191 0.168 0.768 0.528–1.117
Information about COVID-19 vaccines obtained by talking with GP or physician specialist
No 204 114 (55.9) 1.000
Yes 396 257 (64.9) 0.378 0.176 0.032 1.460 1.034–2.061
Students know the peer-reviewed journals with IF in their professional field
I don’t know 366 209 (57.1) 1.000
2–3 journals 182 127 (69.8) 0.551 0.193 0.004 1.735 1.188–2.532
7–8 journals 37 26 (70.3) 0.574 0.375 0.126 1.776 0.852–3.702
>10 journals 15 9 (60.0) 0.119 0.538 0.824 1.127 0.393–3.231
Attitude towards COVID-19 vaccines
Negative 271 76 (28.0) 1.000
Positive 329 295 (89.7) 3.103 0.226 <0.001 22.262 14.295–34.670
COVID-19 vaccines have been laboratory tested enough and sufficient scientific proof exists
No 403 191 (47.4) 1.000
Yes 197 180 (91.4) 2.464 0.273 <0.001 11.752 6.887–20.054
Manufacturers of COVID-19 vaccines hide information about the risks of vaccines’ administration
Yes 374 172 (46.0) 1.000
No 226 199 (88.1) 2.158 0.230 <0.001 8.656 5.517–13.582
Different governments and national health organizations hide information about the risks of vaccines’ application
Yes 374 179 (47.9) 1.000
No 226 192 (85.0) 1.817 0.213 <0.001 6.152 4.053–9.338
Trust the COVID-19 vaccines information shared by international health organizations (WHO, ECDC, etc.)
No 302 106 (35.1) 1.000
Yes 298 265 (88.9) 2.698 0.220 <0.001 14.848 9.638–22.875
Trust the COVID-19 vaccines information shared by national health organizations
No 327 128 (39.1) 1.000
Yes 273 243 (89.0) 2.533 0.224 <0.001 12.593 8.114–19.544
Would you vaccinate your child?
No 376 159 (42.3) 1.000
Yes 224 212 (94.6) 3.183 0.315 <0.001 24.111 13.016–44.665

Note: PE—parameter estimate; SE—standard error; OR—odds ratio; CI—confidence interval.