Table 4.

Scanned information exposure and sought information exposure regressed (OLS) on demographic characteristics

Demographics	Scanned Information Exposure			Sought Information Exposure
	B	SE of B	β	B	SE of B	β
Age 45–54 (vs. 40–44)	1.52	0.44	.12**	0.16	0.09	0.06
Age 55–64 (vs. 40–44)	1.70	0.46	.12***	.22	.09	.07*
Age 65–74 (vs. 40–44)	.87	0.57	.04	.11	0.12	0.03
Male	−2.62	.31	−.20***	−.66	.06	−.23***
Less than high school	−4.02	.61	−.20***	−.69	0.12	−0.16***
High school	−2.46	.38	−.18***	−.53	.08	−.17***
Some college	−1.27	.42	−.09**	−.21	.09	−.06*
Black (vs. White)	0.08	0.53	0.00	.41	0.12	0.09***
Other race (vs. White)	−1.62	1.08	−0.05	−0.31	0.20	−0.05
Hispanic (vs. non- Hispanic)	0.30	0.66	0.01	.41	0.14	0.09**
Marital status	0.10	0.33	0.01	0.14	0.07	0.05*
R squared		0.08			0.09
Non-missing observations		2,136			2,260

Note.

^*denotes coefficients significantly different than zero (p<0.05);

^**denotes p<0.01;

^***denotes p<0.001. These regression models use the weighted data.