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Table 1 Characteristics of study respondents by the willingness and uptake of COVID-19 testing

From: Willingness and uptake of the COVID-19 testing and vaccination in urban China during the low-risk period: a cross-sectional study

Characteristics

Total (%)

Uptake of COVID-19 testing

Willingness of COVID-19 testing

Tested/scheduled (%)

Not tested/scheduled (%)

Willing (%)

Unwilling (%)

Total

2244 (100)

1177 (52.45)

1067 (47.55)

2146 (95.63)

98 (4.37)

City

 

P < 0.001

 

P < 0.001

 

 Nanjing

1091 (48.62)

626 (57.38)

465 (42.62)

1024 (93.86)

67 (6.14)

 Chizhou

1153 (51.38)

551 (47.79)

602 (52.21)

1122 (97.31)

31 (2.69)

Gender

 

P = 0.638

 

P = 0.152

 

 Male

700 (31.19)

362 (51.71)

338 (48.29)

663 (94.71)

37 (5.29)

 Female

1544 (68.81)

815 (52.78)

729 (47.22)

1483 (96.05)

61 (3.95)

Age (years)

 

P = 0.099

 

P = 0.199

 

 18–25

218 (9.71)

119 (54.59)

99 (45.41)

208 (95.41)

10 (4.59)

 26–35

1043 (46.48)

519 (49.76)

524 (50.24)

998 (95.69)

45 (4.31)

 36–45

567 (25.27)

317 (55.91)

250 (44.09)

549 (96.83)

18 (3.17)

  >  = 46

416 (18.54)

222 (53.37)

194 (46.63)

391 (93.99)

25 (6.01)

Residency

 

P = 0.309

 

P = 0.003

 

 Local residents

1945 (86.68)

1012 (52.03)

933 (47.97)

1870 (96.14)

75 (3.86)

 Migrants

299 (13.32)

165 (55.18)

134 (44.82)

276 (92.31)

23 (7.69)

Marital status

 

P = 0.044

 

P = 0.352

 

 Single

283 (12.61)

168 (59.36)

115 (40.64)

266 (93.99)

17 (6.01)

 Married

1911 (85.16)

984 (51.49)

927 (48.51)

1832 (95.87)

79 (4.13)

 Divorced/widow

50 (2.23)

25 (50)

25 (50)

48 (96)

2 (4)

Educational attainment

 

P < 0.001

 

P = 0.343

 

 Middle school or lower

341 (15.20)

131 (38.42)

210 (61.58)

329 (96.48)

12 (3.52)

 High school or technical secondary school

402 (17.91)

163 (40.55)

239 (59.45)

378 (94.03)

24 (5.97)

 Junior college

558 (24.87)

289 (51.79)

269 (48.21)

536 (96.06)

22 (3.94)

 Bachelor's degree or higher

943 (42.02)

594 (62.99)

349 (37.01)

903 (95.76)

40 (4.24)

Occupation

 

P < 0.001

 

P = 0.001

 

 Government agency

774 (34.49)

582 (75.19)

192 (24.81)

758 (97.93)

16 (2.07)

 Service industry

580 (25.85)

273 (47.07)

307 (52.93)

547 (94.31)

33 (5.69)

 Manufacturing industry or agriculture

302 (13.46)

102 (33.77)

200 (66.23)

290 (96.03)

12 (3.97)

 Others

588 (26.20)

220 (37.41)

368 (62.59)

551 (93.71)

37 (6.29)

Annual individual income

 

P = 0.001

 

P = 0.821

 

  < 20 k

244 (10.87)

107 (43.85)

137 (56.15)

230 (94.26)

14 (5.74)

 20-50 k

373 (16.62)

181 (48.53)

192 (51.47)

359 (96.25)

14 (3.75)

 50-100 k

701 (31.24)

359 (51.21)

342 (48.79)

672 (95.86)

29 (4.14)

 100-200 k

606 (27.01)

339 (55.94)

267 (44.06)

579 (95.54)

27 (4.46)

  > 200 k

320 (14.26)

191 (59.69)

129 (40.31)

306 (95.63)

14 (4.38)

Self-reported health status

 

P = 0.382

 

P = 0.232

 

 Good

2025 (90.24)

1056 (52.15)

969 (47.85)

1940 (95.80)

85 (4.20)

 Poor

219 (9.76)

121 (55.25)

98 (44.75)

206 (94.06)

13 (5.94)

Awareness of COVID-19

 

P = 0.014

 

P < 0.001

 

 High

2082 (92.78)

1107 (53.17)

975 (46.83)

2007 (96.40)

75 (3.60)

 Low

162 (7.22)

70 (43.21)

92 (56.79)

139 (85.80)

23 (14.20)

Perceived susceptibility of COVID-19

 

P < 0.001

 

P = 0.157

 

 High

146 (6.51)

116 (79.45)

30 (20.55)

143 (97.95)

3 (2.05)

 Low

2098 (93.49)

1061 (50.57)

1037 (49.43)

2003 (95.47)

95 (4.53)

Perceived severity of COVID-19

 

P = 0.034

 

P = 0.696

 

 Severe or moderate

424 (18.89)

242 (57.08)

182 (42.92)

404 (95.28)

20 (4.72)

 Mild

1820 (81.11)

935 (51.37)

885 (48.63)

1742 (95.71)

78 (4.29)