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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Oct 6.
Published in final edited form as: J Health Commun. 2021 Oct 6;26(8):576–585. doi: 10.1080/10810730.2021.1966686

Table 1.

Baseline Family Communication (N = 599)

Mean (SD) 1 = Not at all % 2 = A little % 3 = Some % 4 = A lot % 5 = N/A, %

About general cancer risk 2.54 (1.1) 23 24 30 23 <1
About skin cancer risk 2.27 (1.1) 34 22 27 17 <1
Spoken with …
 Doctors 1.97 (1.1) 46 21 23 10 -
 Spouse/partner 1.86 (1.1) 57 12 19 12 -
 Mother 1.68 (1.0) 64 14 11 11 -
 Father 1.45 (0.9) 76 10 6 8 -
 Brothers 1.41 (0.9) 78 9 7 6 -
 Sisters 1.66 (1.0) 64 15 13 9 -
 Sons 1.67 (1.1) 68 9 11 12 -
 Daughters 1.67 (1.1) 67 11 11 12 -
 Other family members 1.70 (1.0) 62 14 16 8 -
 Friends/ coworkers 1.88 (1.0) 51 18 23 8 -
 MAX rating across all family members 2.89 (1.1)
Spoken about …, %
 Who had skin cancer in family 60
 Personal risk of skin cancer 68
 Family risk of skin cancer 59
 Time of sun exposure 57
 Use of sun protection 89
 Skin cancer screening 57
 Other 11
 COUNT of issues, Mean (SD) 4.01 (1.7)
Spoken to family about genetic testing, % 4