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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 6.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Trials. 2014 Mar 6;11(3):328–335. doi: 10.1177/1740774514522561

Table 3. Bivariate analysis of knowledge about clinical trials.

Variables Percent reporting they knew a little or more about clinical trials % (N) Percent reporting no knowledge about clinical trials % (N)
Gender N=93
Male 49 (19) 51 (20)
Female 39 (21) 61 (33)
Born in the US N=88
No 45 (38) 55 (46)
Yes 25 (1) 75 (3)
Ethnic Background N=97 ***
Chinese 46 (24) 54 (28)
Vietnamese 15 (4) 85(23)
Korean 67(12) 33 (6)
Age N=96
Less than 50 62 (8) 39 (5)
50-64 35 (9) 65 (17)
65-70 48 (11) 52 (12)
71 and above 35 (12) 65 (22)
Marital Status N=97
Married 44 (32)
Never Married/divorced/widowed 34(8)
Education N=95***
Below High School 13 (3) 88 (21)
High School Graduate 35 (12) 65 (22)
Some College/Bachelor's Degree 68 (25) 32 (12)
Current Employment Status N=92***
Employed 70 (16) 30 (16)
Unemployed 33 (23) 67 (46)
English Fluency N=95**
Not at All 20(4) 80 (16)
Not Well 39 (17) 61 (27)
Well/Very Well 61 (19) 39 (11)
Years in the US N=97
16 years and below 52 (16) 48 (15)
17 to 26 years 39 (12) 61 (19)
27 years and above 34 (12) 66 (23)
Have Health Insurance N=96*
No 64 (9) 36 (5)
Yes 37 (30) 63 (52)
Regular Physician Visit N=90
No 56 (5) 44 (4)
Yes 42 (34) 58 (47)
*

p<=.05;

**

p<=.01;

***

p<=.00