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. 2020 Jun 2;1(1):150–158. doi: 10.1089/whr.2019.0026

Table 1.

Socioeconomic Variables and Perceived Comparative Risk Distributed According to Women's (n = 396) Participation in Mammography Screening

  Never (n = 108) Sometimes (n = 99) Each year (n = 168) Each second year (n = 17) p
 
  48.94 (SD = 12.10) 57.74 (SD = 11.90) 55.58 (SD = 10.74) 60.95 (SD = 9.89) 0.000
  n (%) n (%) n (%) n (%)  
Age
 Mean
 40–49 years 75 (44.91) 31 (18.56) 61 (36.53) 0.000
 50–59 years 13 (12.04) 32 (32.32) 51 (30.36) 6 (28.57)
 60–69 years 9 (8.33) 17 (17.17) 38 (22.62) 5 (23.81)
 ≥70 years 11 (10.19) 19 (19.20) 22 (13.09) 6 (28.57)
Education
 Low 73 (67.59) 70 (70.71) 98 (58.34) 9 (42.86) 0.005
 Middle 29 (26.85) 25 (25.25) 54 (32.14) 6 (28.57)
 High 6 (5.56) 4 (4.04) 16 (9.52) 6 (28.57)
Marital status
 No union 40 (62.96) 37 (37.37) 67 (39.88) 8 (38.10) 0.963
 Stable union 68 (37.04) 62 (62.63) 101 (60.12) 13 (61.90)
Ethnic origin
 Caucasian 72 (66.67) 65 (65.66) 106 (63.10) 13 (61.90) 0.923
 Not Caucasian 36 (33.33) 34 (34.34) 62 (36.90) 8 (38.10)
Income
 Low 75 (69.44) 62 (62.63) 103 (61.31) 9 (42.86) 0.373
 Middle 30 (27.78) 33 (33.33) 57 (33.93) 10 (47.62)
 High 3 (2.78) 4 (4.04) 8 (4.76) 2 (9.52)
Occupation status
 Occupied 31 (28.70) 35 (52.70) 36 (21.43) 8 (38.10) 0.061
 Not occupied 77 (71.30) 34 (47.30) 132 (78.57) 13 (61.90)
Family history of breast cancer
 No 95 (87.96) 89 (89.90) 127 (75.60) 17 (80.95) 0.008
 Yes 13 (12.04) 10 (10.10) 41 (24.40) 4 (19.05)  
Perceived comparative risk
 All women (n = 396)
  Low 96 (28.24) 90 (26.47) 138 (40.59) 16 (4.70) 0.040
  High 12 (21.43) 9 (16.07) 34 (60.71) 1 (1.79)
 Women aged 40–49 years (n = 168)
  Low 67 (47.18) 29 (20.42) 46 (32.39) 0.026
  High 8 (32.00) 2 (8.00) 15 (60.00)
 Women aged ≥50 years (n = 229)
  Low 29 (14.65) 61 (30.81) 92 (46.46) 16 (8.08) 0.434
  High 4 (12.9) 7 (22.58) 19 (61.29) 1 (3.23)

SD, standard deviation.