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Published in final edited form as: J Genet Couns. 2022 Aug 5;31(6):1383–1393. doi: 10.1002/jgc4.1613

Table 2:

Willingness to participate, discrimination, and ease across scenarios and consent

	Overall (N=1195) M (SD)	Basic Disclosure (n=409) M (SD)	Minimum Disclosure (n=404) M (SD)	Comprehensive Disclosure (n=382) M (SD)	One-Way ANOVA Test Statistic	p-value

Willingness to Participate I	4.84 (1.77)	4.70 (1.80)^a	5.14 (1.67)^a,b	4.66 (1.79)^b	F(2,1192)=9.26	<.001
Concern of Discrimination	3.62 (1.85)	3.63 (1.88)	3.43 (1.82)^c	3.80 (1.83)^c	F(2,1192)=3.39	.019
Ease of Decision	5.51 (1.38)	5.48 (1.45)	5.61 (1.32)	5.46 (1.36)	F(2,1192)=1.37	.256

NOTES. Responses were provided on 7-point Likert scales with verbal scale anchor labels where 1 = lowest willingness, concern, and ease and 7 = highest willingness, concern, and ease. Values that share the same superscript letter for Willingness to Participate I significantly different from each other at p<.001. Values that share the same superscript letter for Concern of Discrimination significantly different from each other at p<.05.