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Table 5.

Willingness to send messages sharing CRC screening experience with peers.

		Model 1^a				Model 2^b
		Odds of being an email sender		Odds of being a postcard sender		Odds of sending either email or postcard
		OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI
Age
	40-49	2.21	0.73-6.73	0.77	0.19-3.22	1.83	0.61-5.53
	50-59	1.72	0.89-3.29	1.06	0.47-2.41	1.57	0.83-2.97
	60 and up^c	-	-	-	-	-	-
Gender
	Male	0.50	0.27-0.90	0.80	0.38-1.67	0.55	0.31-0.99
	Female^c	-	-	-	-	-	-
Race/ethnicity
	Black/African American	2.55	0.70-9.26	2.70	0.66-11.07	2.50	0.70-8.92
	Asian/Pacific Islander	1.19	0.46-3.12	0.59	0.15-2.32	1.05	0.41-2.72
	Other or not reported	0.85	0.31-2.30	0.93	0.28-3.14	0.84	0.32-2.20
	White/Caucasian^c	-	-	-	-	-	-
Education
	High School degree or less (includes technical school)	0.88	0.42-1.88	2.39	1.02-5.59	1.17	0.56-2.45
	At least some college^c	-	-	-	-	-	-
Print health literacy score^d (CMLT-Reading)		1.01	0.99-1.03	0.99	0.96-1.01	1.00	0.98-1.03
Self-efficacy (PEPPI)^d		1.25	1.03-1.53	1.35	1.04-1.74	1.28	1.06-1.55

^aModel 1–Odds of being an email sender or a postcard sender as compared to being a nonsender.

^bModel 2–Odds of being a sender, either email or postcard, as compared to being a nonsender.

^creference

^dper unit increase in score