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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Immigr Minor Health. 2009 Apr 17;12(4):586–597. doi: 10.1007/s10903-009-9246-7

Table I.

Demographics by Study Group Participants

Total (N = 180) Intervention (N = 90) Control (N = 90) pa

Age, mean (SD) 52.4 (9.7) 55.6 (10.2) 49.3 (8.0) < .0001

Acculturation, mean (SD) 28.3 (5.4) 28.3 (5.3) 28.3 (5.3) NS

Marital status (%) NS
 Married 82 77 87
 Not Married 16 20 11
 Never married 3 3 2

Education (%) NS
 Less than HS 7 9 3
 High school 26 29 22
 Some college 54 51 58
 College/Higher 13 10 17

Years in U.S. (%) < .001
 ≤ 10 yrs 28 18 36
 > 10 yrs 72 82 64

Working Hours (%) NS
 40+ hrs/week 48 48 49
 < 40 hrs/week 28 24 31
 Retired 11 16 6
 Never worked 13 12 14

Household size (%) < .05
 1-2 29 38 21
 3 + 71 63 80

Annual Income (%) < .0001
 < $10,000 9 17 2
 $10,000-$39,999 29 37 20
 $40,000-$54,999 18 13 23
 > $55,000 43 32 54

Insurance (Yes, %) 57 54 60 NS

Type of insurance (%) < .05
 Private/HMO 85 72 98
 Medicare/Medicaid 15 28 2

 Primary Care NS
Provider (Yes, %) 68 70 66
 KA physician 80 86 73
 Non-Korean 20 14 27

Know someone with breast cancer (%) 56 56 56 NS

Family member has breast cancer (%) 12 16 9 NS

Ever had CBE (%) 75 71 79 NS

Ever had Pap smear (%) 75 74 76 NS

Perform BSE (%) 49 41 57 < .05
Every now and then 90 87 92

Ever had breast problem (%) 6 8 3 NS
a

t test for continuous variables, chi-square or Fisher's exact test for categorical variables.

CBE (clinical breast examination), BSE (breast self-examination), NS (not significant).