. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Dec 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Relig Health. 2014 Dec;53(6):1759–1769. doi: 10.1007/s10943-013-9778-y

Table 2.

Probability of Receiving a Mammogram as Related to Religion, Knowledge, Attitude and Behavior

a. Probability of having had at least one mammogram
Predictor		SE^*	95% CI	P

Baseline Odds of screening	3.67 Effect Size^**	0.21	[2.38, 5.64]	<0.001

Attitude	0.51	0.29	[0.29, 0.90]	0.020

Knowledge	0.81	0.24	[0.51, 1.30]	0.370

Religion	0.58	0.28	[0.33, 1.01]	0.060

Behavior	0.52	0.31	[0.28, 0.96]	0.042

b. Probability of having had a mammogram in the year prior to the interview
Predictor		SE^*	95% CI	P

Baseline Odds of screening	3.03 Effect Size^**	0.20	[2.05, 4.49]	<0.001

Attitude	0.56	0.25	[0.34, 0.93]	0.035

Knowledge	1.09	0.23	[0.70, 1.72]	0.681

Religion	0.77	0.24	[0.49, 1.23]	0.274

Behavior	0.47	0.23	[0.30, 0.74]	0.001

Abbreviations: CI, Confidence Interval; P, P-value; SE, Standard Error

The Standard Error is defined in the logit scale

^**

Multiplicative effect (per 1 SD change in the predictor) on the odds of screening