Fig. 3.

Preference weights for the main effects and the interaction effects from the CLM

Note. The lowest level for each SEP variable was used to illustrate the interactions between program features and SEP. Therefore, low-income refers to those with a household income of AU$20,000 or less, low-advantage refers to those living in a postcode with an IRSD rating of 1 indicating high community disadvantage, and low-education refers to those with no postsecondary education. Negative scores indicate lower preference for the level listed in the figure, whereas positive scores indicate greater preference for the level listed. *p < .002.