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. 2015 Apr 1;13(2):98–106. doi: 10.1089/bio.2014.0032

Table 2.

Willingness to Provide Broad and Narrow Consent by Selected Demographic Characteristics

Independent variable Broad consent (n=1528)% Finding this model acceptable Narrow consent (n=1533)% Finding this model acceptable Odds Ratio P value
Total 76 74 1.5 0.14
Race and ethnic group
White non-Hispanics 81 77 1.29 0.07
Black non-Hispanics 69 72 0.86 0.42
Hispanics 71 67 1.19 0.36
2+ Races 72 67 1.53 0.39
Gender
Male 74 71 1.22 0.13
Female 77 76 1.08 0.56
Education
<Bachelor's degree 73 70 1.18 0.12
Bachelor's degree+ 83 82 1.02 0.91
Income
≤$25,000 71 70 0.89 0.54
$26,000–$50,000 73 70 1.32 0.12
$51,000–$85,000 77 74 1.26 0.23
≥$86,000 82 79 1.21 0.34
Insurance
No insurance coverage 66 59 1.25 0.24
Insurance coverage 78 77 1.21 0.34
Blood donation in past 5 years
No 73 72 1.10 0.33
Yes 84 80 1.41 0.14

We controlled for age as a continuous variable in all p value calculations. Within Hispanics, chosen survey language was not a significant predictor of broador narrow consent.