Table 5.
Standardized coefficients and odds ratios for theorized OHISa models (for Black and non-Black individuals)b.
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Black | Non-Black | |||||
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Standardized coefficientc or odds ratiod (95% CI) | P valuee | Standardized coefficient or odds ratio (95% CI) | P value | |||
| Predisposing characteristics → OHIS | |||||||
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Age (years) | 0.982f (0.967-0.996) | .003 | 0.976f (0.970 -0.982) | <.001 | ||
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Sex | 1.134f (0.721-1.783) | .74 | 0.591g (0.530-0.660) | <.001 | ||
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Income | 1.081f (0.939-1.245) | .15 | 1.124f (1.052-1.201) | <.001 | ||
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Education | 1.499f (1.126-1.995) | <.001 | 1.439f (1.259-1.644) | <.001 | ||
| Predisposing characteristics → access | |||||||
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Home computer | ||||||
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Age (years) | –0.146f | <.001 | –0.056g | <.001 | |
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Sex | –0.036f | .44 | 0.074g | <.001 | |
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Income | 0.329f | <.001 | 0.170g | <.001 | |
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Education | 0.213f | <.001 | 0.292f | <.001 | |
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Work computer | ||||||
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Age (years) | –0.294f | <.001 | –0.368f | <.001 | |
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Sex | –0.097f | .003 | 0.018g | .20 | |
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Income | 0.374f | <.001 | 0.283f | <.001 | |
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Education | 0.177f | <.001 | 0.186f | <.001 | |
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Public computer | ||||||
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Age (years) | –0.255f | <.001 | –0.180g | <.001 | |
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Sex | 0.033f | .39 | 0.035f | .04 | |
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Income | –0.122f | .003 | –0.115f | <.001 | |
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Education | 0.104f | .01 | 0.135f | <.001 | |
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Mobile | ||||||
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Age (years) | –0.446f | <.001 | –0.444f | <.001 | |
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Sex | –0.105f | <.001 | –0.060f | <.001 | |
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Income | 0.226f | <.001 | 0.220f | <.001 | |
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Education | 0.167f | <.001 | 0.131f | <.001 | |
| Access → OHIS | |||||||
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Home computer | 1.491f (0.990-2.246) | .001 | 1.981g (1.554-2.526) | <.001 | ||
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Work computer | 0.877f (0.663-1.161) | .55 | 0.939f (0.822-1.073) | .92 | ||
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Public computer | 1.368f (0.692-2.706) | .06 | 1.118f (0.801-1.560) | .16 | ||
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Mobile | 2.158f (1.175-3.962) | <.001 | 1.833f (1.440-2.333) | <.001 | ||
| Predisposing Characteristics → health need | |||||||
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Age (years) | 0.098f | .005 | 0.102f | <.001 | ||
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Sex | 0.001f | .98 | 0.022f | .16 | ||
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Income | –0.202f | <.001 | –0.245f | <.001 | ||
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Education | –0.072f | .06 | –0.117f | <.001 | ||
| Health need → OHIS | 1.235f (0.970-1.572) | .03 | 1.222f (1.078-1.385) | .004 | |||
aOHIS: online health information seeking.
bComparisons were made for each model per row.
cStandardized coefficients are displayed for paths predicting nondichotomous outcomes; negative relationships are indicated by negative signs. For standardized coefficients, 95% CI values are not available.
dOdds ratios are presented for paths predicting dichotomous outcomes (ie, OHIS) and were generated using Monte Carlo integration because of model complexity; negative relationships are indicated by values <1.
eSignificance values were based on the primary models (ie, without Monte Carlo integration).
fCoefficients or odds ratios differ significantly from those denoted by footnote g at P<.05.
gCoefficients or odds ratios differ significantly from those denoted by footnote f at P<.05.