Table 3.

Percent of sample engaging in prevention behaviors

Prevention behavior	Race/ethnicity
	Black	Latinx	White	Overall
Wear mask	93.71	92.54	82.76	86.31
Encourage family to stay home	79.10**	88.41***	54.23	63.46
Avoid visiting with others in person	77.13*	73.98	59.35	64.67
Avoid public transit	86.89	89.50	76.28	81.01
Avoid grocery shopping	35.61	43.05	32.58	36.20
Avoid in-person work	52.63	67.64*	53.78	55.99
Avoid touching face	79.04*	79.70*	56.08	63.25
Disinfect surfaces	84.93	89.40	73.90	76.42
Use hand sanitizer	90.09	89.31	86.39	87.74
Wash hands	90.09	96.11	100.00	98.05
Mean (SD) count of total behaviors (out of 10)	7.67 (2.68)	7.95 (2.63) *	6.73 (2.30)	7.09 (2.42)

Note. Percentages are observed; however, statistically significant differences are based on adjusted regression models. We tested separate regression modes for each behavior. Models included education, income, and living in an MSA. Significant differences between Black and Latinx compared to White respondents are denoted *p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01, *** p < 0.001