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Table 4.

Cross-sectional and Lagged Relationships of Seeking from Cancer-Related Information from Non-Clinical Sources with Fruit and Vegetable Consumption

	Model 1 (N=852) b (S.E.)	Model 2 (N=852) b (S.E.)	Model 3 (N=845) b (S.E.)
Seeking from Non-Clinical Sources (Baseline)	0.66(0.17)^***	0.37(0.13)^**	0.43(0.17)^**
Fruit and Vegetables (Baseline)		0.65(0.03)^***	0.65(0.03)^***
Level of Seeking from Medical
Professional Sources			0.01(0.04)
Insurance			0.06(0.29)
R-Square	0.415	0.423	0.425

*p <.05

^**

p<.01

^***

p<.001.

Model 1: Cross-sectional association: baseline seeking and outcome behavior

Model 2: Lagged association, adjusting for baseline behavior

Model 3: Lagged association, adjusting for baseline behavior, propensity quintiles, and unbalanced confounders