Table 4. Associations of Cognitive Causation and Negative Affect in Risk with Established Colorectal Cancer Risk Perceptions and Worry Measurements.

	Cognitive Causation†		Negative Affect in Risk
	Community Men	Urban Primary Care	Community Men	Urban Primary Care
Perceived CRC risk
verbal likelihood	−0.10	0.33†	0.10	0.05
percent likelihood	−0.16†	0.20†	0.16†	0.03
feelings of risk	−0.11	0.23†	0.05	0.14
CRC Worry	0.08	–	0.33*	–

Note. CRC = Colorectal Cancer. Results indicate Pearson’s r correlation value and significance. Colorectal Cancer Worry was not assessed for Urban Primary Care.

^†Cognitive Causation is based on the 7-item version. The 10-item correlation results for Urban Primary Care are even smaller with 0.26 for verbal likelihood, 0.17 for percent likelihood, and 0.18 for feelings of risk; none were significant.

^*p ≤ .05.

^**p ≤ .01.