Table 4.
Predictor1 n = 665 | Annual monthly mammography (n = 334) | Genetic testing BSE (n = 665) | Interest (n = 665) |
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Breast cancer knowledge change | |||
High mean effect | 16 % | 9 % | – |
Confidence Intervals | 8–21** | 3–11** | |
Low mean effect | 9 % | 4 % | – |
Confidence intervals | 4–18** | 2–9* | |
Genetic testing knowledge change | |||
High mean effect | – | – | −2.4 |
Confidence intervals | −1.3–5.8** | ||
Low mean effect | – | – | −.3 |
Confidence intervals | 1.2–1.8 | ||
Cancer worry change | |||
High mean effect | −14 % | 10 % | −1.4 |
Confidence intervals | −9–15* | 5–17** | −.6- -2.8* |
Low mean effect | −9 % | 2 % | −1.3 |
Confidence intervals | −7–15* | .9–8 | −.5–1.9 |
Dosage of intervention | |||
Intensive mean effect | 13 % | 7 % | −1.3 |
Confidence intervals | 6–29* | 4–19* | −.6–2.1** |
Minimal mean effect | 11 % | 6 % | −1.4 |
Confidence intervals | 5–25* | 3–16* | −.4–2.3** |
*p < 0.05; **p < 0.01
1Adjusted for age, race, education, income, medical risk, and time of recruitment