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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Nov 8.
Published in final edited form as: J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr. 2021 Dec 15;88(5):421–425. doi: 10.1097/QAI.0000000000002803

Table 1:

Sample characteristics by vaccine hesitancy status

All (n=438) Hesitant (n=168) Non-hesitant (n=270)
n % n % n % p-valuea
Female gender 226 51.6 99 58.9 127 47.0 .015
≥ 10 years of education 221 50.5 91 54.2 130 48.1 .221
Household income > 10,000 Indian Rupees 230 52.5 89 53.0 141 52.2 .878
Age: mean (SD) 39.5 (8.8) 39.3 (9.4) 39.6 (8.5) .748
Tested for COVID-19 137 31.3 51 30.4 86 31.9 .743
Very/somewhat worried vaccine side effects 205 46.8 103 61.3 102 37.8 <.001
Little/no confidence vaccine is safe 118 26.9 77 45.8 41 15.2 <.001
Little/no confidence vaccine protects against COVID-19 120 27.4 77 45.8 43 15.9 <.001
Not at all/somewhat trust my doctor re. vaccine 121 27.6 67 39.9 54 20.0 <.001
Not at all/somewhat trust news media re. vaccine 307 70.1 142 84.5 165 61.1 <.001
Not at all/somewhat trust government re. vaccine 229 52.3 107 63.7 122 45.2 <.001
Number of distrusted sources on vaccine info <.001
 3 106 24.2 61 36.3 45 16.7
 2 116 26.5 47 28.0 69 25.6
 1 107 24.4 39 23.2 68 25.2
 0 109 24.9 21 12.5 88 32.6
Did not know anyone who died of COVID-19 389 88.8 155 92.3 234 86.7 .071
a

Based on chi-square test for all variables except age; for age, based on t-test