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Psychology: Research and Review

Table 1 Characteristics of the participants

From: Intention to receive the monkeypox vaccine and its psychological and sociodemographic predictors: a cross-sectional survey in the general population of Peru

Variable

n

%

Age (M ± SD)

28.07 ± 9.66

Sex

  

 Male

186

39.4

 Female

286

60.6

Sexual orientation

  

 Heterosexual

406

86.0

 Non-heterosexual

66

14.0

Had COVID-19

  

 No

179

37.9

 Yes, with no or mild symptoms

190

40.3

 Yes, with moderate or severe symptoms

103

21.8

Married or cohabiting

  

 No

391

82.8

 Yes

81

17.2

Completed COVID-19 vaccination

  

 Yes

408

86.4

 No

64

13.6

Job status

  

 Full-time job

169

35.8

 Part-time job

118

25.0

 Unemployed or retired

185

39.2

University-level education

  

 No

136

28.8

 Yes

336

71.2

Lives with vulnerable people

  

 No

286

60.6

 Yes

186

39.4

Has a chronic condition

  

 No

435

92.2

 Yes

37

7.8

Area of residence

  

 Urban

431

91.3

 Rural

41

8.7

Perceived usefulness of COVID-19 vaccines

  

 Useful

388

82.2

 Uncertain or not useful

84

17.8

Emotional fear of monkeypox (M ± SD)

2.54 ± 0.98

Physiological fear of monkeypox (M ± SD)

1.85 ± 0.99

Conspiracy beliefs about monkeypox (M ± SD)

2.27 ± 1.05

Monkeypox could become the next pandemic?

  

 No

125

26.5

 Uncertain

173

36.7

 Yes

174

36.9

Intention to vaccinate against monkeypox

  

 Strongly disagree

30

6.4

 Disagree

52

11.0

 Neihter agree nor disagree

96

20.3

 Agree

144

30.5

 Strongly agree

150

31.8