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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Mar 27.
Published in final edited form as: J Health Psychol. 2011 Aug 22;17(3):389–398. doi: 10.1177/1359105311412836

Table 3.

Association of three organ donation attitude scales with demographic and organ donation status.

Barriersa scale Family/Race scale Help Others scale
Age (N = 1225)
 30 or below 5.03 4.351,2 5.371,2
 31–45 5.271 4.771 5.781
 >45 4.981 4.722 5.692
p-value** .0070 .0086 .0032
Gender
 Male 5.04 4.45 5.56
 Female 5.05 4.73 5.67
p-value** .9394 .0086 .2955
Education
 High school or less 4.60 4.52 5.47
 > High School 5.22 4.69 5.70
p-value** <.0001 .6996 .0203
Income
 <20k 4.661,2 4.51 5.50
 20–39,999k 5.051 4.60 5.56
 >40k 5.192 4.72 5.74
p-value** <.0001 .5099 .0465
Pos current organ donation Status
 Yes 5.40 5.21 6.00
 No 5.08 4.46 5.62
p-value** .0043 <.0001 .0020
p-value*** .0119 <.0001 .0429
Intended organ donation status among non-current donors
 Low (1–3) 4.92 3.471 4.901
 Medium (4–7) 4.98 4.501 5.631
 High (8–10) 5.12 5.431 6.221
p-value** .2621 <.0001 <.0001
p-value*** .1914 <.0001 <.0001

Notes:

a

Q1–7 are reverse coded so that higher values indicate more positive attitude.

**

p-values based account for correlation of subjects within church.

***

p-values account for correlation of subjects within church as well as age, gender, race, education and income. Common superscript indicates groups significantly different in pairwise comparison p < .05.