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<p>Table A: Association between study arms and perceived reliability of COVID-19 information sources.</p> Nicholas Yee Liang Hing (18526450) Yew Kong Lee (9927977) Hyung Joon Kim (506086) Nurhyikmah M. Lothfi (25158089) Elizabeth Wong (6067268) Joan Costa-Font (3550676) Medicine Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Sociology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Cancer Science Policy steering vaccination intentions older (&# 8804 lowest education level health communication strategies averaging approximately 80 75 %, respectively 45 &# 8211 health information messengers four informal sources 19 infodemic highlighted health information sources different information sources youngest age group across education levels three formal sources groups (&# 8805 public health responses adjusted predicted probabilities perceiving healthcare workers perceiving community leaders formal sources predicted probabilities information processing healthcare workers interpersonal sources community leaders age groups 19 pandemic perceiving ngos religious leaders moderate across indigenous groups ethnic groups xlink "> study examines results suggest remain central messenger make logistic regression june 2021 indian respondents governmental organisations ethnic population among malays among 5 784 participants <p><b>Table B:</b> Proportion of participants’ perceived reliability of different information sources. <b>Table C:</b> Proportion of participants’ perceived reliability of different information sources across ethnicities. <b>Table D:</b> Multivariable logistic regression model of intention to receive COVID-19 vaccination based on the undichotomised 5-point Likert scale measure of perceived reliability of COVID-19 information sources. <b>Table E:</b> Predicted probabilities (%) of perceiving information sources positively associated with vaccination intention as reliable, by ethnicity across education levels. <b>Table F:</b> Predicted probabilities (%) of perceiving information sources positively associated with vaccination intention as reliable, by ethnicity across age groups. <b>Table G:</b> Multicollinearity and Goodness-of-fit assessment for the multivariable logistic regression models predicting COVID-19 vaccination intention and perceived reliability of specific COVID-19 information sources. <b>Fig A:</b> Proportion of respondents across ethnicities reporting trust in the government’s management of COVID-19.</p> <p>(DOCX)</p> 2026-10-01T17:52:13Z Text Journal contribution 10.1371/journal.pgph.0007397.s001 https://figshare.com/articles/journal_contribution/_p_Table_A_Association_between_study_arms_and_perceived_reliability_of_COVID-19_information_sources_p_/34049702 CC BY 4.0