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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Cancer Educ. 2021 Feb 4;37(5):1372–1377. doi: 10.1007/s13187-021-01965-9

Table 1.

Descriptive Characteristics and HPV-Related Outcomes

Predictor Variablesa n %

Agea
 21–29 37 26.8
 30–39 30 21.7
 40–49 41 29.7
 ≥50 30 21.7
Treatment groupa
 Intervention 39 26.4
 Control 100 67.6
Ethnicitya
 Chamorro 49 36.3
 Tongan 54 40.0
 Samoan 32 23.7
Health Insurancea
 No 40 29.0
 Yes 98 71.0
Employmenta
 No 54 38.8
 Yes 82 59.0
 Retired 3 2.2
M SD
PI Acculturation (range 5–15) 13.2 2.0
AM Acculturation (range 5–15) 12.1 2.3
Fatalistic attitudes toward cancer (range 0–5) 0.9 1.3
Knowledge of cervical cancer risk factors3 (range 0–11) 6.2 2.5
Dependent Variables b n %
Heard of HPV 95 64.2
Heard of HPV vaccine 88 59.5
Received HPV vaccinec 32 30.3
Would vaccinate child 70 46.6
a

Measured at pretest

b

Measured at six-month follow-up

c

Percentage calculated only for women under age 40, since older women would not have been eligible for the vaccine