. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Aug 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Community Health. 2019 Aug;44(4):646–655. doi: 10.1007/s10900-019-00634-9

Table 5.

Bivariate analysis for the association between intention to receive HPV vaccination and awareness, recommendation, knowledge, and attitudes toward HPV Vaccine of 104 Korean college women

	Intention to receive HPV vaccine
	Yes (n=36)	No/Don’t know (n=68)	Total (n=104)	p-value
	N (%) or M ± SD
Years in the U.S.
0–5 years	19 (52.8)	17 (25.4)	36 (35.0)	0.020
More than 6 years	11 (30.6)	35 (52.2)	46 (44.7)
US-born	6 (16.7)	15 (22.4)	21 (20.4)
Awareness
Heard of HPV	22 (61.1)	28 (41.2)	50 (48.1)	0.053
Heard of HPV vaccine or Gardasil	26 (72.2)	28 (41.2)	54 (51.9)	0.003^*
Cervical cancer vaccine	32 (88.9)	37 (54.4)	69 (66.3)	0.000^*
Recommended by:
Healthcare provider	13 (36.1)	10 (14.7)	23 (22.1)	0.012^*
Parents Friends School	18 (50.0) 9 (25.0) 8 (22.2)	7 (10.3) 6 (8.8) 3 (4.4)	25 (24.0) 15 (14.4) 11 (10.6)	0.000^* 0.025^* 0.005^*
Attitudes toward HPV Vaccine (range: 0–19)	10.49 ± 3.6	10.53 ± 4.9	10.5 ± 4.51	0.957

Note: HPV= human papillomavirus, HPV= human papillomavirus, M= mean, SD= standard deviation,

*p<0.05