Associations between adverse childhood experiences, attitudes towards COVID-19 restrictions and vaccine hesitancy: a cross-sectional study.

Breaking restrictions also remained significantly associated with younger ages and not having suffered from a chronic disease, with deprivation also marginally significant (with less restriction breaking in the most deprived quintile; table 3 ).

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However, even with a low sample size and all black, Asian and other minority groups combined into a single category, odds of vaccine hesitancy, for instance, were substantially higher than in the white population (1.78, 95% CIs 0.69 to 4.56); although this failed to reach statistical significance ( table 3 ).

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When using logistic regression, independent relationships between feeling unfairly restricted and increasing ACE count remained, although differences between the no ACE and one ACE categories failed to reach significance.

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