. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Sep 24.

Published in final edited form as: J Cancer Educ. 2009;24(1):4–9. doi: 10.1080/08858190802683560

TABLE 5.

Differences in Knowledge Preferences by Cultural Subgroups^*

	Sufficient Knowledge About Breast Cancer			Prefer to get New Health Knowledge by Mail			Prefer to get New Health Knowledge by Telephone			Prefers to get New Health Knowledge Both Ways

Ethnic Group	n		%	n		%	n		%	n		%
Chinese Study 1)	184		57%	302		74%	302		19%	302		13%
Chinese (Study 2)	355		47%	379		79%	379		44%	379		22%
χ²		4.36^†			2.10			46.52^†			9.46^†
Filipino (Study 1)	182		47%	248		68%	248		30%	248		23%
Filipino (Study 2)	372		51%	409		78%	409		61%	409		39%
χ²		0.53			8.91^†			57.98^†			17.24^†
Korean (Study 1)	81		25%	123		76%	123		34%	123		28%
Korean (Study 2)	303		48%	366		76%	366		48%	366		24%
χ²		14.37^†			0.03			7.52^†			0.64
Vietnamese (Study 1)	200		49%	275		52%	275		39%	275		29%
Vietnamese (Study 2)	303		51%	345		72%	345		77%	345		48%
χ²		0.22			26.86^†			91.71^†			23.82^†
Full Sample (Study 1)	647		48%	948		66%	948		30%	948		22%
Full Sample (Study 2)	1333		49%	1499		76%	1499		57%	1499		33%
χ²		0.45			29.50^†			176.62^†			34.02^†

The numbers represent only women who provided valid data for these questions.

^†

Chi-square indicates significant differences between the Study Groups, P < .05.