Table 3.

Bivariate Associations between Decisional Needs and Screening-Related Intention Variables (N = 119)

	Discuss Screening with Doctor		Discuss Screening with Family		Discuss Screening with Friends		Screening Intention¹ N = 64
Decisional Needs Variable	Neutral/Unlikely N=19	Extremely/Somewhat Likely N=95	Neutral/Unlikely N=31	Extremely/Somewhat Likely N=85	Neutral/Unlikely N=41	Extremely/Somewhat Likely N=68	Neutral/Unlikely N=15	Extremely/Somewhat Likely N=46
Lung Cancer Knowledge, mean (sd)	7.6 (2.0)	7.1 (1.7)	7.2 (1.8)	7.1 (1.8)	7.3 (1.7)	7.2 (1.7)	7.8 (1.5)	7.0 (1.7)
Decisional Conflict, mean (sd)	2.5 (1.3)	2.8 (1.2)	2.4 (1.3)	2.9 (1.2)⁺	2.3 (1.3)	3.0 (1.1)^**	2.2 (1.1)	2.8 (1.2)⁺
Decisional Values, mean (sd)
Pros of Screening	19.1 (3.9)	22.9 (2.9)^***	20.3 (4.8)	22.7 (3.2)^**	20.7 (4.2)	23.2 (2.2)^***	20.1 (3.8)	22.2 (4.3)^**
Cons of Screening	25.6 (7.0)	29.1 (5.3)^*	26.3 (7.3)	29.1 (5.4)⁺	25.8 (6.3)	30.0 (4.7)^***	26.3 (7.4)	27.7 (6.5)

Note. Groups were compared by Mann-Whitney U-test α=.10. Discuss screening with doctor (N=5 missing); Discuss screening with family (N=3 missing); Discuss screening with friends (N=10 missing); Screening intention (N=3 missing)

Among participants with 20+ pack years (N=64)

⁺

p<.10

p< .05

^**

p< .01

^***

p< .001