Table 3.

Effect Sizes and Statistical Significance of Mean Differences across Levels of Vaccine Behavior, Race, and the Interaction Effects

Potential Predictors of Flu Vaccine Behavior	Flu Vaccine Behavior	Race	Interaction (Flu Vaccine Behavior ^* Race)
Gender	.013^***	.013^***	.002
Age	.073^***	.025^***	.003
Education	.000	.027^***	.009
Income	.012^*	.011^**	.000
MacArthur Scale of Subjective Social Status³⁰	.017^**	.000	.011^*
Medical care	.028^***	.018^***	.010^*
Insurance coverage	.030^***	.005^*	.007
Racial fairness	.023^***	.158^***	.006
Racial consciousness	.025^***	.038^***	.005
Frequency of discrimination	.011^*	.081^***	.006
Impact of discrimination	.014^*	.058^***	.006
Self-reported vaccine knowledge	.097^***	.001	.005
Specific vaccine knowledge	.086^***	.054^***	.005
Knowledge or recommendation	.185^***	.005	.016^**
Attitude	.422^***	.010^**	.013^*
Naturalism	.124^***	.017^***	.005
Trust in flu vaccine	.453^***	.002	.009
Perceived risk of disease	.368^***	.000	.007
Perceived risk of side effects	.242^***	.014^***	.014^*
Descriptive norm (general population)	.007	.036^***	.005
Descriptive norm (own race)	.013^*	.011^**	.026^***
Subjective norms	.314^***	.011	.031^***
General vaccine hesitancy	.285^***	.010^**	.000
Flu vaccine hesitancy	.045^***	.012^**	.025^***
Barriers	.213^***	.000	.008
Flu vaccine confidence	.363^***	.005	.020^**

Note.

Effect sizes indicated with partial eta squared,

p<.05;

^**

p<.01;

^***

p<.001.