Table 2.

Binary logistic regression for independent predictors of females’ male partners’ pursuit of carrier screening (n = 440)

	B	SE	OR	95% CI
Male partner at appointmenta	0.726	0.235**	2.067	1.30, 3.28
Pregnantb	− 0.445	0.331	0.641	0.335, 1.23
Marital statusc	0.317	0.692	1.373	0.354, 5.33
Religiond
Christian	0.348	0.379	1.416	0.674, 2.98
Jewish	− 0.133	0.252	0.876	0.534, 1.44
No religious affiliation	0.550	0.642	1.734	0.492, 6.10
Incomee
$75,000–$99,999	− 0.517	0.814	0.596	0.121, 2.94
$100,000–$149,999	− 0.292	0.612	0.747	0.225, 2.48
$150,000–$199,999	− 0.377	0.619	0.686	0.204, 2.31
$200,000–$249,999	− 0.122	0.629	0.885	0.258, 3.04
More than $250,000+	0.421	0.613	1.523	0.458, 5.06
Educationf
Bachelor degree	0.751	0.536	2.119	0.741, 6.06
Graduate degree	0.902	0.530	2.465	0.873, 6.96
Raceg
Black (African American)	− 1.303	0.56*	0.272	0.091, 0.811
Hispanic or Latino	− 0.489	0.568	0.613	0.202, 1.87
Asian	− 0.076	0.619	0.927	0.276, 3.12
Other	− 1.148	0.927	0.317	0.052, 1.95
Multiple	0.386	0.595	1.472	0.459, 4.72
Constant	0.025	0.866	1.026

B, regression weight; SE, standard error; OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval

Reference categories: ^aMale partner not at appointment, ^bfemale not pregnant at time of screening, ^cnon-partnered, ^dother, ^eless than $75,000, ^fless than a college degree, ^gwhite

*p ≤ 0.05; **p ≤ 0.01