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Table 3.

Adjusted associations between ever having an abnormal pap test result and selected outcomes

Outcome	AOR	95 % CI	P
Agree that having a Pap test is “a hassle”	.84	.54/1.31	.44
Agree that having a Pap test is “too expensive”	1.32	.86/2.05	.20
Negative attitude toward HPV testing	1.08	.69/1.68	.74
Doubt they can survive cervical cancer	.64	.41/.98	.04
Will not have next scheduled Pap test	.91	.57/1.44	.68
Believe that cervical cancer is not preventable	.67	.42/1.07	.10
Odds of preventing cervical cancer are not good	.78	.49/1.22	.27
Not aware that cervical cancer is caused by an STI	.49	.31/.78	.003