Table 3.
Variable | Correlation with HPV Knowledge |
---|---|
Demographics | |
Hispanic/Latina a | −.08* |
Non-White race a | −.02 |
Age | .10** |
Year in college | .10** |
Married a | .00 |
Romantic relationship a | .13** |
Annual income | .07 |
Socio-Political variables | |
Conservative political leaning | −.08* |
Born-again or evangelical Christian | −.12** |
Opposed to premarital sex | −.20** |
Sexual history | |
Heterosexual orientation a | −.03 |
Ever had sex a | .22** |
No. lifetime sexual partners | .26** |
Health history variables | |
Ever told have cervical dysplasia a | .20** |
Ever treated for cervical dysplasia a | .14** |
Ever tested for HIV a | .23** |
Provider recommended HPV vaccine a | .07* |
Note: Correlations were estimated for those women who had heard of HPV prior to study entry. (n = 718).
Correlations with this superscript are Point-Biserial correlations. All other correlations are Pearson Product Moment Correlations.
p ≤ .05
p ≤ .01