Table 3.

Multinomial logistic regression with latent classes as the outcome variable and trust in informational sources as input variables.

	Supporters		Socials		Hesitant		Sceptics		Wald	R²
	B	SE	B	SE	B	SE	B	SE
Experts & Government
Medical experts	−0.22	0.14	−1.02	0.14	−1.06	0.14	−1.27	0.14	115.67	0.19
GP	−0.56	0.17	−1.41	0.16	−1.34	0.16	−1.39	0.17	101.28	0.17
Scientists	−0.23	0.12	−0.91	0.12	−0.98	0.12	−0.97	0.12	115.42	0.16
Government officials	−0.15	0.07	−0.41	0.07	−0.45	0.08	−0.92	0.10	101.99	0.11
Prime Minister	−0.21	0.07	−0.43	0.07	−0.42	0.07	−0.75	0.09	85.21	0.09
Media
International newspapers (The Guardian, The New York Times)	0.05	0.08	−0.32	0.08	−0.36	0.08	−0.79	0.10	88.91	0.09
Radio	−0.04	0.08	−0.40	0.08	−0.49	0.09	−0.67	0.10	74.84	0.07
Daily newspapers	0.04	0.08	−0.33	0.08	−0.37	0.09	−0.60	0.11	64.19	0.07
Online news	0.01	0.08	−0.31	0.08	−0.40	0.09	−0.50	0.10	56.29	0.05
TV news	−0.13	0.08	−0.35	0.08	−0.36	0.08	−0.62	0.10	52·39	0.05
Family and Social Media
Family and friends	−0.06	0.09	−0.46	0.08	−0.08	0.10	−0.23	0.11	35.81	0.04
Facebook	0.28	0.07	0.24	0.07	0.34	0.08	0.01	0.09	30.56	0.03
Twitter	0.30	0.07	0.26	0.08	0.26	0.08	−0.12	0.10	32.04	0.03
YouTube	0.21	0.07	0.13	0.07	0.11	0.08	−0.12	0.09	17.12	0.02

N = 1054. Reference category is the first segment of vaccine enthusiasts. B is multinomial logistic regression coefficient and SE is robust standard error associated with the models. R² is the variance explained in the five segments by each trust variable. Trust was measured on a 5-point scale from strongly distrust (1) to strongly trust (5) and don’t know (3) as the midpoint. A different recording of trust variables by assign missing to don’t know does not change the above results. All differences in trust variables between the five segments were significant at p < .001.