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Table 7 Model 2 Path analysis after adjusting for confounders

From: Mediators of screening uptake in a colorectal cancer screening intervention among Hispanics

 

Coefficient (SE)a

p-value

Benefit

 Intervention-education

2.709 (0.299)

<0.001

Barrier

 Intervention-education

1.792 (0.739)

0.015

 Doctor recommended CRC-yes

−2.031 (1.012)

0.045

 Health status-excellent/good/fair

−1.976 (0.711)

0.005

 Heard of CRC

−3.559 (0.764)

<0.001

Fatalism

 Intervention-education

−1.753 (0.294)

<0.001

 Age (years)

0.082 (0.027)

0.003

 Education-HS

−1.548 (0.345)

<0.001

 Heard of CRC

−0.827 (0.3)

0.006

Self-Efficacy

 Intervention-education

11.548 (0.592)

<0.001

 Doctor recommended CRC-yes

2.928 (0.819)

<0.001

Susceptibility

 Intervention-education

0.285 (0.13)

0.028

 Health status-excellent/good/fair

−0.44 (0.128)

0.001

 Family history of cancer

1.141 (0.312)

<0.001

Knowledge

 Intervention-education

0.445 (0.088)

<0.001

Screening uptake

 Intervention-education

3.698 (0.288)

<0.001

 Fatalism

−0.067 (0.031)

0.033

 Knowledge

−0.259 (0.111)

0.02

 Self-efficacy

0.051 (0.019)

0.009

Intervention-Education

 Doctor recommended CRC-yes

−0.563 (0.261)

0.031

 Education-diploma

1.121 (0.262)

<0.001

 Gender-female

−0.698 (0.253)

0.006

 Health status-excellent/good/fair

−0.487 (0.197)

0.013

 Heard of CRC

−0.85 (0.213)

<0.001

 Baseline barrier

0.063 (0.012)

<0.001

 Baseline fatalism

−0.08 (0.027)

0.004

 Baseline knowledge

−0.258 (0.079)

0.001

 Baseline self-efficacy

0.137 (0.014)

<0.001

  1. Model 2: Path analysis with individual psychosocial scores
  2. SE Standard Error, CRC Colorectal Cancer
  3. aUnstandardized regression coefficient