Figure.
Construct summary scores of pregnant White, Black, and Hispanic women participating in a survey among 2196 pregnant women as part of a larger study aimed at assessing the effectiveness of a multilevel intervention seeking to increase rates of maternal and childhood immunization 45 ; 1862 (85%) women provided information on race/ethnicity and completed the survey. Mean summary scores were standardized as the percentage of maximum possible value. Participants who stated they had not seen complementary or alternative medicine providers such as naturopathic and/or chiropractic doctors or pediatricians were removed from relevant analyses.