How to boost the boosters? A survey-experiment on the effectiveness of different policies aimed at enhancing acceptance of a “Seasonal” vaccination against COVID-19

Table 1 Means and standard deviations of the demographic variables in the overall sample and by sector.

	Overall sample			General Jewish N = 757*			Arab N = 108*			Ultra-Orthodox N = 55*
	N	Mean	Std	N	Mean	Std	N	Mean	Std	N	Mean	Std
Gender¹	924	.48	.500	755	.49	.500	107	.42	.496	55	.44	.501
Age²	929	39.45	14.043	757	40.46	14.255	108	35.63	11.897	55	33.27	12.409
Education³	920	4.09	1.320	753	4.11	1.330	104	4.27	1.192	54	3.56	1.341
Parenthood⁴	914	.43	.496	751	.41	.492	104	.48	.502	54	.70	.461
Income⁵	841	2.39	1.155	681	2.54	1.138	103	1.75	1.064	50	1.74	.853

*The sample included 9 additional participants that did not report their sectorial affiliation and hence were excluded from any sector-involving analysis; ¹Gender: 1 = male, 0 = female; ²Age in years; ³Education: a 6-point scale ranging from elementary school = 1 to a masters' degree and beyond = 6; ⁴Parenthood: 1 = "has children", 0 = "does not have children"; ⁵Income level: relative to average household income: ranging from 1 = "much lower" to 5 = "much higher"

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