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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Aug 25.
Published in final edited form as: J Health Care Poor Underserved. 2010 Feb;21(1 Suppl):71–94. doi: 10.1353/hpu.0.0264

Table 3.

Bivariate Association Between Mean Psychosocial Construct Scores and Mammography Follow-Up RAMS Study, 2003–2006

Mean Psychosocial
Construct Scores
Inadequate
Follow-up
(n = 35)
Mean (SD)
Adequate
Follow-up
(n = 41)
Mean (SD)
OR*a
(95% CI)
Per unit
decrement
Perceived Benefits 5.79 (2.77) 6.07(2.30) 1.05
(0.87, 1.26)
Perceived Barriers 83.24 (14.33) 83.56 (14.69) 0.99
(0.97, 1.03)
Perceived Susceptibility 12.06 (3.51) 10.98 (3.16) 0.90
(0.78, 1.04)
Self-Efficacy 8.63 (2.73) 8.61 (2.45) 0.99
(0.84, 1.19)
Cancer Fatalism 52.50 (10.94) 50.88 (10.76) 1.04
(0.97,1.06)
Internal Health Locus of Control 3.14 (0.43) 3.98 (1.67) 2.53
(1.20, 5.36)
External Health Locus of Control 4.63 (2.16) 4.28 (1.92) 0.92
(0.73, 1.15)
Spiritual Health Locus of Controlb 9.06 (3.89) 9.60 (3.48) 1.04
(0.92, 1.18)
Breast Cancer Knowledge 4.80 (1.66) 4.98 (1.60) 1.07
(0.81, 1.42)
Breast Cancer Risk Knowledge 4.77 (1.26) 4.66 (1.24) 0.93
(0.64, 1.34)
*

p<.05

a

Odd ratios for being inadequate follow-up for every unit decrement in psychosocial factor scores.

b

Active and passive spiritual health locus of control are combined in this analysis.

OR = odds ratio

CI = confidence interval

SD = standard deviation