Table 3.
% Willing to participate in QGPa | n/Nb | Design-based F (DF)c | P value | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Heard about genomic testing | ||||
Yes | 73.1 | 178/241 | 0.719 (1,812) | 0.397 |
No | 70 | 406/575 | ||
Heard about genetic testing | ||||
Yes | 73.4 | 323/435 | 2.435 (1,812) | 0.119 |
No | 68.2 | 261/381 | ||
Basic literacy in genetics | ||||
Low | 63.9 | 239/362 | 9.837 (1,812) | 0.002 |
High | 76.4 | 345/454 | ||
Past experience of genetic testing by a family member | ||||
None | 67.3 | 319/470 | 6.777 (1,812) | 0.0094 |
Some | 76.1 | 265/346 | ||
Family history of chronic disease | ||||
None | 64.9 | 123/185 | 3.691 (1,812) | 0.0551 |
Some | 72.6 | 461/631 | ||
Family history of genetic disorders | ||||
None | 68.6 | 449/645 | 7.737 (1,812) | 0.0055 |
Some | 79.8 | 135/171 |
aReported percentages were calculated using survey weights and therefore differ from the raw percentages
bThe number of respondents reported for each variable corresponds to the unweighted sample. N refers to the total number of respondents in the column while n refers to number of observations in the specific cell
cDesign-based F is a corrected weighted Pearson chi square statistic