Table 1.
Characteristic | n (%) | CBE Receipt | Mammographic Screening Receipt | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
n (%) | p-value | n (%) | p-value | ||
Age (M=45.83, SD=16.83) | |||||
20-29 | 44 (18.90) | 15 (6.44) | 0.000 | 37 (15.88) | 0.000 |
30-39 | 51 (21.90) | 21 (9.01) | 34 (14.59) | ||
40-49 | 57 (24.50) | 39 (16.74) | 10 (4.29) | ||
50-59 | 25 (10.70) | 20 (8.58) | 2 (0.86) | ||
≥60 | 56 (24.00) | 39 (16.74) | 6 (2.58) | ||
Marital status | |||||
Married or partnered | 156 (67.50) | 105 (45.06) | 0.000 | 108 (46.35) | 0.000 |
Never married/divorced/widowed | 75 (32.50) | 28 (12.02) | 30 (12.88) | ||
Education | |||||
<Bachelor’s degree | 70 (30.40) | 37 (15.88) | 0.252 | 49 (21.03) | 0.012 |
Bachelor’s degree | 160 (69.60) | 95 (40.77) | 88 (37.77) | ||
English proficiency | |||||
Very well | 32 (14.10) | 18 (7.73) | 0.056 | 7 (3.00) | 0.000 |
Well | 79 (34.80) | 43 (18.45) | 46 (19.74) | ||
Not well | 107 (47.10) | 68 (29.18) | 77 (33.05) | ||
Not at all | 9 (4.00) | 2 (0.86) | 6 (2.58) | ||
Income | |||||
≤$1,999 | 60 (27.00) | 26 (20.47) | 0.002 | 31 (23.48) | 0.230 |
$2,000-$3,999 | 50 (22.50) | 24 (30.00) | 25 (31.25) | ||
$4,000-$5,999 | 42 (18.90) | 23 (44.23) | 28 (48.28) | ||
$6,000-$7,999 | 24 (10.80) | 15 (11.81) | 17 (12.88) | ||
$8,000-$9,999 | 9 (4.10) | 7 (10.14) | 6 (8.22) | ||
≥$10,000 | 37 (16.70) | 32 (49.23) | 25 (37.31) | ||
Breast cancer literacy, M (SD) | 4.17 (1.02) | 4.3 (0.83) | 0.047 | 4.27 (0.85) | 0.130 |
Annual checkup | |||||
Yes | 107 (46.30) | 80 (34.33) | 0.000 | 80 (34.33) | 0.000 |
No | 124 (53.70) | 52 (22.32) | 58 (24.89) | ||
Family cancer history | |||||
Yes | 137 (58.80) | 69 (29.61) | 0.009 | 73 (31.33) | 0.009 |
No | 96 (41.20) | 65 (27.90) | 67 (28.76) | ||
Depression level, M (SD) | 0.84 (0.50) | 0.79 (0.50) | 0.189 | 0.86 (0.50) | 0.440 |
Health status | |||||
Fair/good/excellent | 211 (92.50) | 125 (53.65) | 0.307 | 128 (54.94) | 0.942 |
Very poor/poor | 17 (7.50) | 7 (3.00) | 9 (3.86) |
*p<.05, **p<.01, ***p<.001; t-tests were performed for breast cancer literacy and depression; all other variables were analyzed using Chi-square tests.