TABLE 2.
AT HIGH RISK OF CHD | ||
CHARACTERISTIC | ||
TOTAL: n=132 | ||
---------percent---------- | ||
Sex | ||
Female | 53.3 | |
Male | 47.4 | p= 0.38 |
Race/ethnicity | ||
Hispanic | 51.6 | |
African American | 50.8 | |
White/Others | 52.9 | p= 0.98 |
Married | ||
Yes | 50.0 | |
No | 53.3 | p= 0.60 |
Some college | ||
Yes | 35.1 | |
No | 54.2 | p= 0.03 |
Moderate-strenuous physical activity, 3–5 days/week | ||
Yes | 51.3 | |
No | 52.0 | p= 0.91 |
RESPONDENTS AT HIGH RISK OF CHD | ||
---------percent---------- | p value | |
†Risk Perception of CHD | ||
High | 60.7 | |
Low | 43.9 | p= 0.007 |
CHD risk index based on having ≥ 3 of the following cardiovascular risk factors: age> 65 years, BMI≥ 30 kg/m2, dyslipidemia (i.e. diagnosis of hypercholesterolemia (or most recent cholesterol ≥200 mg/dl or triglycerides≥150 mg/dl), hypertension, diabetes, family history of premature CHD, or current smoker.
High or heightened perceived risk based on having a risk perception summary score above the median value (55.0).
Whites/Others includes: 25 whites, 2 Asians and 7 others.
All total vary due to some missing data.