Table 2.

Intercorrelations and descriptive statistics for study variables among men

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
1. Intention to ask doctor for HPV vaccine
Correlation	–
p value
2. Perceived severity of genital warts
Correlation	.02	–
p value	.82
3. Perceived risk of genital warts
Correlation	.16	−.06	–
p value	.06	.51
4. Perceived benefits of HPV vaccine against genital warts
Correlation	.13	.08	−.01	–
p value	.12	.36	.87
5. Anticipated regret if unvaccinated and later developed genital warts
Correlation	.22	.29	<.01	.16	–
p value	.01	<.01	.97	.07
6. Perceived severity of HPV-related cancer
Correlation	−.09	.65	−.21	.22	.31	–
p value	.32	<.01	.01	.01	<.01
7. Perceived risk of HPV-related cancer
Correlation	.11	−.06	.74	.07	.10	−.10	–
p value	.21	.51	<.01	.44	.23	.24
8. Perceived benefits of HPV vaccine against HPV-related cancer
Correlation	.20	.02	−.06	.59	.12	.08	.02	–
p value	.02	.80	.50	<.01	.17	.34	.80
9. Anticipated regret if unvaccinated and later developed HPV-related cancer
Correlation	.23	.24	.06	.15	.76	.29	.11	.14	–
p value	.01	<.01	.47	.07	<.01	<.01	.19	.12
10. Have heard of HPV vaccinea
Correlation	−.14	.13	−.15	.05	.00	.23	−.15	.04	.07	–
p value	.11	.12	.09	.53	1.00	.01	.09	.67	.45
Mean	2.15	3.14	2.20	3.04	3.51	3.57	2.10	2.74	3.58	.66
SD	.88	.87	.72	.88	.75	.77	.63	.79	.74	.48

N = 137; HPV: human papillomavirus, SD: standard deviation. Statistics significant at p < .05 are denoted in bold

^aHave heard of HPV vaccine was coded as 0 = no and 1 = yes