Table 2.
Analysis results with beta coefficients (β) for identity-framed public service announcements (PSAs) and information-based control PSAs (584 observations; 292 participants; R2=41.6%).
Parameter | Likelihood of complying with PSAs | ||||
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β (SE) | P value | |||
Economy-framed PSA | −3.60 (2.19) | .10 | |||
PSA aligned with an economically motivated identity | 6.77 (2.65) | .01 | |||
Christian-framed PSA | −6.86 (4.11) | .10 | |||
PSA aligned with a Christian identity | 12.74 (4.94) | .01 | |||
PSA advocating mask-wearing | 4.06 (1.23) | .001 | |||
Christian identity | −1.60 (0.64) | .01 | |||
Economically-motivated identity | −2.56 (1.41) | .07 | |||
Measure of trust | |||||
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Trust in the US Public Health Service | 12.40 (1.12) | .00 | ||
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Trust in the Senate Chaplain | −0.12 (0.64) | .92 | ||
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Trust in the Chamber of Commerce | −1.42 (1.21) | .24 | ||
Constant | 74.02 (1.61) | .00 |