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. 2022 Dec 9;41(3):735–743. doi: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2022.11.077

Table 1.

Socio-demographic and vaccine characteristics of the study participants and the children/adolescents they care for stratified by vaccine hesitancy.

Variables Hesitant Not Hesitant p-value
Age group
18–39 years old 789 (11.7 %) 5,959 (88.3 %) <0.001
40–59 years old 1,181 (14.3 %) 7,090 (85.7 %)
60–74 years old 58 (21.7 %) 209 (78.3 %)
≥ 75 years old 0 (0 %) 11 (100 %)

Ethnicity
White 1,515 (13.6 %) 9,622 (86.4 %) <0.001
Black 63 (8.1 %) 716 (91.9 %)
Brown 413 (13.4 %) 2,671 (86.6 %)
Yellow 29 (12.6 %) 202 (87.4 %)
Indigenous 2 (8 %) 23 (92 %)

Gender
Female 1,535 (12 %) 11,284 (88 %) <0.001
Male 479 (19.9 %) 1927 (80.1 %)
Other/I'd rather not inform 10 (21,7%) 36 (78.3 %)

Schooling
Incomplete Fundamental Education 10 (24.4 %) 31 (75.6 %) <0.001
Completed Fundamental Education 22 (14.28 %) 132 (85.7 %)
Completed High School 248 (12.42 %) 1,748 (87.57 %)
Completed Higher Education 1,740 (13.3 %) 11,313 (86.6 %)

Monthly Income
No income 41 (14.2 %) 248 (85.8 %)
Up to US$ 641 176 (9.8 %) 1,615 (90.2 %) <0.001
US$ 642–855 275 (11 %) 2,222 (89.0 %)
US$ 856–2,137 491 (11.70 %) 3,705 (88.3 %)
>2138 936 (16.3 %) 4,791 (83.7 %)

Change of income during the pandemic
No income change 876 (12.2 %) 6,323 (87.8 %) <0.001
Increased income 89 (12.3 %) 632 (87.7 %)
Decreased income 1,048 (14.4 %) 6,244 (85.6 %)

Complete vaccination of caregivers against Covid-19
Yes 1,476 (10.1 %) 13,163 (89.9 %)
No, only the 1st dose 154 (64.7 %) 84 (36.3 %)
Not vaccinated 392 (96.8 %) 13 (3.2 %) <0.001

Routine vaccines
Vaccinates their children with all vaccines 1,878 (12.29 %) 13,080 (85.5 %) <0.001
Refuses some vaccines 135 (44.7 %) 167 (55.3 %)
Does not vaccinate 11 (84.6 %) 2 (15.4 %)

Any child with deficiency or chronic disease
Yes 212 (11.5 %) 1,625 (88.5 %) 0.01
No 1,813 (13.5 %) 11,618 (86.5 %)

Children attending on-site education
Yes (some/all of them) 1,787 (11.68 %) 10,832 (70.81 %) <0.001
No 116 (6.8 %) 1600 (93.2 %)

Any child feeling lonely, sadness, depression, anxiety due to social distancing
Yes 668 (10.1 %) 5,936 (89.9 %) <0.001
No 1,355 (15.7 %) 7,299 (84.3 %)

Any children who have had Covid
Yes 502 (19.6 %) 2,057 (80.4 %) <0.001
No 1,523 (12 %) 11,195 (88 %)