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Table 2 Public’s cognition and overall attitude towards SARS-CoV-2 infection and control measures in China, August 2022

From: Public acceptance of COVID-19 control measures and associated factors during Omicron-dominant period in China: a cross-sectional survey

Possible Variables

Total

Participants

(n = 1391) (%)

Public Acceptance

Univariate logistic regression analysis

High

(n = 572) (%)

Low

(n = 819) (%)

P-Value 1

Odds Ratio (OR) and

95% Confidence Interval (95% CI)

P-Value 2

Fear of SARS-CoV-2 infection (scores), mean (standard deviations)

4.78 (3.19)

5.29 (3.33)

4.43 (3.04)

< 0.001 ***

-

-

Fear of SARS-CoV-2 infection category (scores)

   

< 0.001 ***

 

< 0.001 ***

0–4

573 (41.2)

200 (35.0)

373 (45.5)

 

1.748 (1.372, 2.228)

 

5

293 (21.1)

118 (20.6)

175 (21.4)

 

1.390 (1.041, 1.857)

 

6–10

525 (37.7)

254 (44.4)

271 (33.1)

 

Reference

 

Perceived case fatality rate of SARS-CoV-2

   

< 0.001 ***

 

< 0.001 ***

Very low

376 (27.0)

103 (18.0)

273 (33.3)

 

12.490 (5.717, 27.287)

 

Low

452 (32.5)

182 (31.8)

270 (33.0)

 

6.958 (3.201, 15.123)

 

Average

411 (29.5)

193 (33.7)

218 (26.6)

 

5.468 (2.512, 11.902)

 

High

124 (8.9)

71 (12.4)

53 (6.5)

 

3.610 (1.607, 8.110)

 

Very high

28 (2.0)

23 (4.0)

5 (0.6)

 

Reference

 

When the case fatality rate of SARS-CoV-2 drops to this level of influenza, I think the restrictions can be appropriately relaxed

   

< 0.001 ***

 

< 0.001 ***

2–3 times

167 (12.0)

55 (9.6)

112 (13.7)

 

3.557 (2.632, 4.807)

 

The same

921 (66.2)

334 (58.4)

587 (71.7)

 

2.663 (2.186, 3.245)

 

One-tenth

303 (21.8)

183 (32.0)

120 (14.7)

 

Reference

 

COVID-19 vaccination status

   

0.046 *

 

0.009 **

No

39 (2.8)

10 (1.7)

29 (3.5)

 

Reference

 

Yes

1352 (97.2)

562 (98.3)

790 (96.5)

 

0.489 (0.285, 0.839)

 

Overall satisfaction of COVID-19 control measures

   

< 0.001 ***

 

< 0.001 ***

Dissatisfied

100 (7.2)

4 (0.7)

96 (11.7)

 

33.070 (16.126, 67.816)

 

Average

244 (17.5)

42 (7.3)

202 (24.7)

 

7.773 (5.869, 10.295)

 

Satisfied

464 (33.4)

178 (31.1)

286 (34.9)

 

2.282 (1.900, 2.740)

 

Very satisfied

583 (41.9)

348 (60.8)

235 (28.7)

 

Reference

 

Public’s expectations of future control measures

   

< 0.001 ***

 

< 0.001 ***

Continue strict control measures and continue to maintain zero-infection in society

193 (13.9)

146 (25.5)

47 (5.7)

 

Reference

 

Continue to maintain zero-infection in society, but hope to ensure normal life

596 (42.8)

300 (52.4)

296 (36.1)

 

2.821 (2.152, 3.697)

 

Relax control measures gradually

452 (32.5)

113 (19.8)

339 (41.4)

 

8.596 (6.451, 11.455)

 

Fully relaxation as soon as possible

147 (10.6)

12 (2.1)

135 (16.5)

 

34.098 (20.719, 56.115)

 

Others

3 (0.2)

1 (0.2)

2 (0.2)

 

5.705 (1.027, 31.687)

 
  1. Note: P-values comparing different groups were from t-test, chi-squared test and univariate logistic regression analysis. 1 Significance difference: P < 0.05. 2 Significance difference of univariate logistic regression analysis: P < 0.1. * P < 0.05. ** P < 0.01. *** P < 0.001. The “-” indicated no data