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Table 3 Participant’s beliefs regarding COVID-19 vaccine

From: COVID-19 vaccination acceptance among Syrian population: a nationwide cross-sectional study

opinions toward the vaccination

Agree (N%)

Disagree (N%)

DNK (N%)

The vaccine is just a way for manufacturing companies to earn money.

2771 (36.8%)

1865 (24.8%)

2895 (38.4%)

I would be worried about experiencing side effects from a coronavirus vaccination

5509 (73.2%)

1079 (14.3%)

943 (12.5%)

A coronavirus vaccine will allow us to get back to ‘normal’

2694 (35.8%)

1512 (20.1%)

3325 (44.2%)

A coronavirus vaccination should be mandatory for everyone who is able to have it

3140 (41.7%)

3230 (42.9%)

1161 (15.4%)

If I get a coronavirus vaccination, I will be protected against coronavirus

1918 (25.5%)

1826 (24.2%)

3787 (50.3%)

A coronavirus vaccination could give me coronavirus

1713 (22.7%)

2495 (33.1%)

3323 (44.1%)

A coronavirus vaccination will be too new for me to be confident about getting vaccinated

4821 (64%)

1162 (15.4%)

1548 (20.6%)

I know enough about the coronavirus illness to make an informed decision about whether or not to get vaccinated

4136 (54.9%)

1544 (20.5%)

1851 (24.6%)

I know enough about the coronavirus vaccine to make an informed decision about whether or not to get vaccinated

2547 (33.8%)

2320 (30.8%)

2664 (35.4%)

If a coronavirus vaccination were recommended by the Government, I would get vaccinated

3755 (49.9%)

2092 (27.8%)

1684 (22.4%)

If a coronavirus vaccination were recommended by a healthcare professional, I would get vaccinated

4967 (66%)

1309 (17.4%)

1255 (16.7%)