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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jul 7.
Published in final edited form as: Health Promot Pract. 2010 Nov 4;12(4):589–599. doi: 10.1177/1524839909353736

Table 3.

“Get Behind Your Health!” Media Campaign Feedback

Average-Risk
n (%)

Reported seeing the “Get Behind Your Health” message
in the past 3 months (n=61)
Yes 42/61 (69)
No 19/61 (31)

Frequency of seeing the message in the past 3 months by
those who reported seeing the campaign (n=42)
1 5/42 (12)
2 – 5 19/42 (45)
6 – 10 9/42 (21)
> 10 9/42 (21)

Source of message by those who reported seeing the
campaign (n=42)
Billboard 33/42 (79)
Newspaper 16/42 (38)
Poster 8/42 (19)
Television 6/42 (14)

Importance of message by those who reported seeing the
campaign (n=42)*
Very important 16/42 (38)
Important 18/42 (43)
Moderately important 5/42 (12)
Of little importance 2/42 (5)
Unimportant 0 (0)

They had talked to someone about message by those who
reported seeing the campaign (n=42)*
Yes 14/42 (33)
No 27/42 (64)

Of those who reported that they had already talked to
someone about the media campaign (n=14), they reported
they had talked to (could report more than one)
Family 11/14 (79)
Friend 5/14 (36)
Doctor 2/14 (14)
Nurse 2/14 (14)

Of those who reported they saw the campaign and were
planning to talk to someone in the future about the
message (n=27)*
Yes 8/27 (30)
No 16/27 (59)

Of those who planned to talk to someone about the
campaign (n=8), they reported they planned to talk to
Family 3/8 (38)
Friend 1/8 (13)
Doctor 4/8 (50)

Reported seeing the sham CRC screening message in the
past 3 months (n=61)
Yes 4/61 (7)
Yes 57/61 (93)
*

missing data