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Table 2 Relation between knowledge level and different study variables

From: COVID-19 vaccination acceptance and trust among adults in Makkah, Saudi Arabia: a cross-sectional study

Variables

Good knowledge

n = 437 (86.2%)

Poor

knowledge

n = 70 (13.8%)

Total

n = 507 (100%)

p-value

Age (years) mean ± SD

46.0 ± 13.5

40.3 ± 15.2

45.2 ± 13.9

0.001c

Sex

   

0.197

 Male

188 (43.0)

36 (51.4)

224 (44.2)

 Female

249 (57.0)

34 (48.6)

283 (55.8)

Lodging type

   

0.121

 Rented

137 (31.4)

15 (21.4)

152 (30.0)

 Owned

300 (68.6)

55 (78.6)

355 (70.0)

Marital status

   

0.143

 Married

166 (38.0)

20 (28.6)

186 (36.7)

 Unmarrieda

271 (62.0)

50 (71.4)

321 (63.3)

Educational level

   

0.004c

 Pre-university

52 (11.9)

18 (25.7)

70 (13.8)

 University/graduate

385 (88.1)

52 (74.3)

437 (86.2)

Occupation

   

< 0.001c

 Student

197 (45.1)

23 (32.9)

220 (43.4)

 Governmental

156 (35.7)

14 (20.0)

170 (33.5)

 Private

20 (4.6)

14 (20.0)

34 (6.7)

 Not workingb

64 (14.6)

19 (27.1)

83 (16.4)

Family income/month (SAR)

   

0.006c

 < 5000

120 (27.5)

29 (41.4)

149 (29.4)

 5000–10,000

65 (14.9)

15 (21.4)

80 (15.8)

 > 10,000

252 (57.7)

26 (37.1)

278 (54.8)

Previous influenza vaccination

163 (37.3)

16 (22.9)

179 (35.3)

0.022c

Having chronic disorder

52 (11.9)

11 (15.7)

63 (12.4)

0.434

Hypersensitivity

43 (9.8)

8 (11.4)

51 (10.1)

0.670

History of COVID-19 infection

171 (39.1)

15 (21.4)

186 (36.7)

0.005c

Intent to receive COVID-19 vaccine

321 (73.5)

40 (57.1)

361 (71.2)

0.007c

Vaccine effectiveness

261 (59.7)

25 (35.7)

286 (56.4)

< 0.001c

  1. Values presented as number and percent, analyzed by chi-square or Fisher exact tests. Values presented as mean ± SD, analyzed by Mann-Whitney U-test
  2. aIncludes single, widow, and divorced
  3. bIncludes retired
  4. cSignificant