Tab. II.

Results of Hierarchical Multiple Regression Predicting Preventive Behaviors.

Variable	Beta	p-value	Beta	p-value	Beta	p-value
Socio-demographics
Age	.083	.016*	.109	.002*	-.081	.003*
Black (Ref: White)	.126	<.001*	.089	.017*	.046	.098
Hispanic (Ref: White)	.076	.031*	.039	.301	.029	.296
Female (Ref: Male)	.157	<.001*	.159	<.001*	.056	.029*
College degree (Ref: Other)	.059	.093	.061	.083	.012	.629
Married¹ (Ref: Other)	.116	<.001*	.116	<.001*	.049	.054
Cancer status
Cancer status: In treatment (Ref: Comparison)			-.053	.198	.028	.362
Cancer status: Not in treatment (Ref: Comparison)			-.131	.003*	-.058	.077
HBM constructs
Perceived Susceptibility					.017	.485
Perceived Severity					.086	.005*
Perceived Benefits					.369	<.001*
Perceived Barriers					-.116	.002*
Perceived Self-efficacy					.227	<.001*
¹ Includes married respondents as well as those living with a significant other.