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. 2020 Feb 28;27(4):1073274819894008. doi: 10.1177/1073274819894008

Table 3.

Final Model Standardized Path Coefficients and Standard Errors.

Indoor Tanning Outdoor Tanning Sunscreen Use
Coeff. SE Coeff. SE Coeff. SE
HBAU—Sunscreen Toxicity .016 .098 −.082 .059 −.123a .053
HBAU—Seasonal Effects −.01 .117 −.074 .079 - -
HBAU—Health Benefits of Tanning −.005 .182 .428b .116 - -
HBAU—Tanning Through the Winter .312a .141 −.035 .098 - -
Susceptibility to skin cancer .077 .077 .020 .057 .082 .051
Severity of skin cancer −.011 .074 .057 .046 −.072 .058
Appearance motivation to tan .244c .086 .420b .059 .024 .058
Sociocultural motivation to tan .013 .080 −.069 .062 −.114 .063
Complementary protection: Wear hat .003 .085 −.073 .055 .160c .051
Complementary protection: Wear shirt .025 .081 −.114c .046 .031 .053
Complementary protection: Umbrella −.085 .074 −.100a .050 .187b .046
Complementary protection: Wear shades .063 .081 .133c .053 .179b .044
Parental education −.143 .083 .006 .051 .168b .046
Skin color −.086 .097 .029 .058 −.040 .041
Gender .362b .092 .237b .067 .256b .049

Abbreviations: HBAU, Health Beliefs About UV; SE, standard errors.

aP < .05.

bP < .001.

cP < .01.

d Gender was coded M = 0, F = 1; the positive association between gender and indoor tanning reflects the greater rate of tanning among women.