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. 2015 Sep-Oct;130(5):485–504. doi: 10.1177/003335491513000512

Figure 2.

Percentage of 13- to 17-year-old unvaccinated adolescents, by independent factors associated with being unvaccinated determined from the multivariable recursive partitioninga analysis, 2010 NIS-Teen

Figure 2

aRecursive partitioning is a multivariable statistical method that creates a decision tree that attempts to classify members of the population based on several independent variables.

bn = unweighted sample size associated with the listed percentage

cGroup 1 consists of adolescents who were either non-Hispanic white, American Indian/Alaska Native, or non-Hispanic Asian.

dGroup 2 consists of adolescents who were either Hispanic, non-Hispanic black, or of another race/ethnicity and lived in a household with an annual income in the first, fourth, or fifth income quintile.

eGroup 3 consists of adolescents who were either Hispanic, non-Hispanic black, or of another race/ethnicity and lived in a household with an annual income in the second or third income quintile.