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. 2014 Dec 16;6(2):139–142. doi: 10.1016/j.shaw.2014.12.001

Table 2.

Mean knowledge, risk perceptions, cues to action, and preventive behavioral intentions scores according to sociodemographic factors

Variable Level No. (%) Knowledge General risk perceptions Personal risk perceptions Cues to action Preventive behavioral intentions
Sex Male 59 (39.3) 5.17 20.85 7.69 3.76 4.78
Female 91 (60.7) 5.27 21.91 7.43 3.49 4.48
p 0.533 0.052 0.402 0.075 0.172
Department Family health 49 (32.70) 5.48 22.10 8.29 4.19 5.10
Disease control 21 (14.00) 5.20 21.86 7.47 3.16 4.57
Environmental health 18 (12.00) 5.56 21.11 6.83 3.33 4.11
Injection unit 11 (7.30) 5.00 22.29 8.43 4.43 4.57
Pharmacy 12 (8.00) 5.36 21.73 7.36 4.09 5.09
Dental clinic 7 (4.70) 5.08 21.67 6.75 2.92 3.92
Other services 32 (21.30) 5.00 20.44 7.69 3.94 4.69
p 0.468 0.507 0.134 0.003 0.094
Education < High school diploma 9 (6.00) 5.33 22.33 7.44 3.22 4.56
High school diploma 40 (26.70) 5.03 21.38 7.57 3.20 4.40
Technical degree 58 (38.70) 5.33 22.10 7.45 3.79 4.86
Bachelor's degree 26 (17.30) 5.38 20.96 7.31 3.62 4.23
Medical doctor degree 17 (11.30) 5.12 20.06 8.12 4.06 4.76
p 0.542 0.161 0.715 0.097 0.221
HbsAg test Yes 37 (24.70) 5.13 22.43 8.45 3.43 5.05
No 113 (75.30) 5.26 21.18 7.23 2.99 4.45
p 0.50 0.04 0.01 0.02 0.01