Table 1 Statistical description of study samples: univariate Analysis of the differences of residents’ attitudes to consent COVID-19 information has been disclosed timely during the low transmission period
Variables | N (%) | χ2 | P | Evidence Degrees |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Total | 2361 (100) | NA | NA | NA |
Consent COVID-19 information has been disclosed timely | ||||
Yes | 1704 (72.17) | NA | NA | NA |
No | 657 (27.83) | |||
Gender | ||||
Male | 942 (39.90) | 0.415 | 0.520 | Low |
Female | 1419 (61.10) | |||
Age group, y | ||||
18–44 | 1845 (78.14) | 64.094 | < 0.001 | High |
45–59 | 369 (15.63) | |||
> 60 | 111 (4.70) | |||
Highest educational level | ||||
Primary school or below | 68 (2.88) | 13.475 | 0.001 | High |
Middle school | 186 (7.88) | |||
College degree or above | 2107 (89.24) | |||
Place of residence | ||||
Urban | 1372 (58.11) | 5.762 | 0.016 | High |
Rural | 989 (41.89) | |||
Region | ||||
Eastern China | 421 (17.83) | 35.886 | < 0.001 | High |
Central China | 1470 (62.26) | |||
Western China | 470 (19.91) | |||
Employment status | ||||
Employed | 1014 (42.95) | 8.721 | 0.003 | High |
Unemployed | 1347 (57.05) | |||
Have a chronic disease (diagnosed by a doctor) | ||||
Yes | 1621 (68.66) | 0.093 | 0.761 | Low |
No | 740 (31.34) | |||
Marital status | ||||
Unmarried | 1560 (66.07) | 5.929 | 0.015 | High |
Married | 801 (33.93) | |||
The primary way to get information about the COVID-19 | ||||
Traditional Media (Television, Radio and Newspapers) | 1361 (57.65) | 0.001 | 0.980 | Low |
Emerging media (Weibo, WeChat and Interent news) | 1000 (42.35) | |||
COVID-19 have a large impact on your life | ||||
Strongly disagree | 620 (26.26) | 7.825 | 0.098 | Low |
Disagree | 964 (40.83) | |||
Not sure | 562 (23.80) | |||
Agree | 124 (5.25) | |||
Strongly agree | 91 (3.85) | |||