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. 2009 Oct 29;25(1):14–23. doi: 10.1093/heapro/dap048

Table 4:

Cascading communication effects among those insufficiently and sufficiently active at 1981 baseline

Communication effects among those insufficiently active (1981) Communication effects among those sufficiently active (1981)
AORa (95% CI) AORa (95% CI)
Aware (1981)→Outcome expectancy (1988) (n = 1866) (n = 595)
 Not aware Referent
 Moderate outcome expectancy 1.7 (0.87, 3.36) 1.7 (0.35, 8.67)
 High outcome expectancy 1.9 (1.01. 3.56)*,** 3.3 (0.76, 14.20)
Outcome expectancy (1988)→positive attitude (1988) (n = 1866) (n = 595)
 Low outcome score Referent
 Moderate outcome score 3.8 (0.90, 16.33) 0.5 (0.12, 2.31)
 High outcome score 11.2 (2.71, 46.59)**,*** 1.6 (0.39, 6.20)
Positive attitude (1988)→decision balance (1988) (n = 1866) (n = 595)
 Lower attitude score Referent
 High positive attitude score 2.9 (2.24–3.74)**,**** 3.3 (2.12, 5.00)**,****
Decision balance (1988)→intention (1988) (n = 1866) (n = 595)
 Lower decision balance score Referent
 High decision balance score 5.1 (4.07, 6.16)**,**** 3.5 (2.44, 4.89)**,****
Intention (1988)→sufficiently active (2002–4) (n = 1404) (n = 480)
 Less than 3 times weekly Referent
 3 or more times weekly 2.1 (1.59, 2.89)**,**** 4.0 (2.32, 6.74)**,****

aAdjusted for age, sex and educational attainment.

*p<0.05 prior to Holm's adjustment for multiple comparisons.

**p<0.05 after Holm's adjustment for multiple comparison.

***p<0.001 prior to Holm's adjustment for multiple comparisons.

****p=0.000 prior to Holm's adjustment for multiple comparisons.