Table 4. The Most Significant and Nonsignificant Effective Factors in Acceptance and Willingness to Pay for Cervical Cancer Prevention Methods .

Variable	Significant positive	Nonsignificant ‎
1. Household Income	************	***
2. Age	***********	***
3. Age of ‎daughters	**
4. Test status (had screening test or not)	**	**
5. Had heard of screening test	****	**
6. Had heard of cervical cancer and risk factors	*****	**
7. Had heard of HPV vaccine	*
8. Perception on‏ ‏the‏ ‏health‏ ‏of‏ ‏daughters	*
9. Risky sexual ‎behaviors	*****	******
10. Education	**********	****
11. Self-rated health		***
12. perceived ‎seriousness of ‎cervical cancer	****	**
13. perceived ‎quality /accuracy of screening test	**	*
14. Marital status	*****	***
15. Religion		*
16. Ethnicity		**
17. Background ‎profession ‎		**
18. Knowledge about screening test	***
19. Source of more ‎Information about screening test	**	*
20. Proportion of ‎screening testing ‎normal	*
21. Smoking	*	*
22. Has risk factor (STDs, family history...)	***
23. employment	**
24. No. of children	***	***
25. Believes ‎ screening test is an effective	****	***
26. Living setting (urban or rural)	**	**
27. Being local residents	*
28. Having daughter(s)	*
29. Family history of cancer	**
3. Private insurance status	*
31. Knowledge	*

* Number/ frequency