Table 3 Characteristics of the studied group, taking into account respondents’ knowledge about the possibility of administering “live” (attenuated) vaccine to a pregnant woman and age, gender, place of current residence, level of education and presence of relationship with medical professions

Total (n = 700)

Multiplicity (n;%) of a given group

Data

n

%

n

%

n

%

Σ

Variable

 18–30

48

80,00 (13,41)

184

59,35 (51,40)

126

38,18 (35,20)

358 (100%)

 31–40

0

0 (0)

32

10,32 (51,61)

30

9,09 (48,39)

62 (100%)

 41–50

8

13,33 (4,12)

74

23,87 (38,14)

112

33,94 (57,73)

194 (100%)

 51–60

0

0 (0)

10

3,23 (35,71)

18

5,45 (64,29)

28 (100%)

  > 60

4

6,67 (6,90)

10

3,23 (17,24)

44

13,33 (75,86)

58 (100%)

 Female

36

60,00 (7,20)

230

74,19 (46,00)

234

70,91 (46,80)

500 (100%)

 Male

24

40,00 (12,00)

80

25,81 (40,00)

96

29,09 (48,00)

200 (100%)

 City

50

83,33 (8,17)

270

87,10 (44,12)

292

88,48 (47,71)

612 (100%)

 Village

10

16,67 (11,36)

40

12,90 (45,45)

38

11,52 (43,18)

88 (100%)

 Primary

2

3,33 (5,88)

10

3,23 (29,41)

22

6,67 (64,71)

34 (100%)

 Secondary

40

66,67 (11,49)

162

52,26 (46,55)

146

44,24 (41,95)

348 (100%)

 Vocational

2

3,33 (14,29)

4

1,29 (28,57)

8

2,42 (57,14)

14 (100%)

 Higher

16

26,67 (5,26)

134

43,23 (44,08)

154

46,67 (50,66)

304 (100%)

 Yes

40

66,67 (15,87)

140

45,16 (55,56)

72

21,82 (28,57)

252 (100%)

 No

20

33,33 (4,46)

170

54,84 (37,95)

258

78,18 (57,59)

448 (100%)