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Table 5.

Multiple linear regression: Knowledge, attitude, social norms, and perceived behavior control regressed on demographics (n = 172).

		Attitude			Perceived Benefits			Perceived Control			Knowledge
Independent Variable	B	SE	p value	B	SE	p value	B	SE	p value	B	SE	p value
Age	−0.03	0.029	0.291	0.026	0.069	0.334	−0.008	0.025	0.737	−0.042	0.018	0.021
Female	3.978	0.664	<0.001	2.313	0.599	<0.001	1.014	0.556	0.07	2.013	0.401	<0.001
White ^a	−0.068	1.121	0.951	−5.297	1.113	<0.001	0.181	1.021	0.86	1.35	0.744	0.072
Highest education degree more than high school level ^b	5.075	0.735	<0.001	2.009	0.673	0.003	1.217	0.618	0.051	1.445	0.45	0.002
Living area with more than 50,000 people	−1.847	0.803	0.023	0.411	0.702	0.559	0.494	0.652	0.45	0.831	0.469	0.078
Health insurance	2.991	0.983	0.003	1.813	0.966	0.062	2.197	0.083	0.014	1.054	0.646	0.105
F	13.947			9.723			3.030			10.173
Adjusted R²	0.354			0.246			0.072			0.256

Note: B: unstandardized coefficient, SE: standard error. ^a Compared with non-white participants; ^b Compared with those with highest education degree less than some college or technical school.