Descriptive Statistics of Type of Health-Seeking and Independent Variable

Greil, Arthur L.

McQuillan, Julia

Slauson-Blevins, Kathleen S.

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Supplementary file for Social Science and Medicine article: 
"Online and In-Person Health Seeking for Infertility" -- Table 2. 
Descriptive Statistics of Type of Health-Seeking and Independent 
Variables 
Kathleen S. Slauson-Blevins 
Old Dominion University, kslauson@odu.edu 
Julia McQuillan 
University of Nebraska-Lincoln, jmcquillan2@Unl.edu 
Arthur L. Greil 
Alfred University, fgreil@alfred.edu 
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Slauson-Blevins, Kathleen S.; McQuillan, Julia; and Greil, Arthur L., "Supplementary file for Social Science 
and Medicine article: "Online and In-Person Health Seeking for Infertility" -- Table 2. Descriptive Statistics 
of Type of Health-Seeking and Independent Variables" (2013). Sociology Department, Faculty 
Publications. 222. 
https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/sociologyfacpub/222 
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Table 2.  Descriptive Statistics of Type of Health-Seeking and Independent Variables  
   Type of Help Seeking % or M SD 
          No Seeking  33.93 
           Internet Only  9.31 
           Medical Only  32.13 
           Both Internet and Medical  24.63 
 Individual Characteristics  
            Internal Medical Locus of Control  2.97 0.50 
          Attitudes Towards Medical Science  3.36 0.41 
          Religiosity  0.05 0.66 
          Infertility Stigma  2.73 0.52 
          Importance of Motherhood  3.35 0.51 
          Age 36.06 5.91 
          In a Relationship 70.28  
Symptom Salience 
            Perception of a Problem  69.00 
           Desire for a Baby  33.33 
           Intentions  -0.60 1.29 
          Infertile with Intent  
                      Infertile, No Intent 19.87 
                     Infertile, Intent to get Pregnant  63.58 
                     Other Fertility Barrier  16.54 
           Primary Infertility  
  Resources 
            Famiily Income (1k Units) 53.48 32.20 
          Education (Years) 13.60 2.89 
          Private Health Insurance  66.43 
           Has a Regular Doctor 84.63 
           Race  
                       White 61.54 
                      African American  14.84 
                      Hispanic  15.53 
                      Asian  7.20 
                      Other 0.89 
 Social Network Factors   
            Partner Would Like a(nother) Baby  24.63 
           Children Important to Partner  34.84 
           Children Important to Parents  27.64 
           Talked to Others about Fertility Problem 22.81 
           Talked to Others with Similar Problems  44.69 
           Friends Pursued Treatment  51.52 
           Partner Encouraged Treatment  37.21 
           Family/Friends Encouraged Treatment  35.12   
Note:  N = 1.352 Subsample of women ages 25-45 from the National Survey of Fertility  
Barriers.  
  


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University of Nebraska - Lincoln DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln Sociology Department, Faculty Publications Sociology, Department of 2013 Supplementary file for Social Science and Medicine article: "Online and In-Person Health Seeking for Infertility" -- Table 2. Descriptive Statistics of Type of Health-Seeking and Independent Variables Kathleen S. Slauson-Blevins Old Dominion University, kslauson@odu.edu Julia McQuillan University of Nebraska-Lincoln, jmcquillan2@Unl.edu Arthur L. Greil Alfred University, fgreil@alfred.edu Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/sociologyfacpub Slauson-Blevins, Kathleen S.; McQuillan, Julia; and Greil, Arthur L., "Supplementary file for Social Science and Medicine article: "Online and In-Person Health Seeking for Infertility" -- Table 2. Descriptive Statistics of Type of Health-Seeking and Independent Variables" (2013). Sociology Department, Faculty Publications. 222. https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/sociologyfacpub/222 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Sociology, Department of at DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln. It has been accepted for inclusion in Sociology Department, Faculty Publications by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska - Lincoln. Table 2.  Descriptive Statistics of Type of Health-Seeking and Independent Variables     Type of Help Seeking % or M SD           No Seeking  33.93            Internet Only  9.31            Medical Only  32.13            Both Internet and Medical  24.63  Individual Characteristics              Internal Medical Locus of Control  2.97 0.50           Attitudes Towards Medical Science  3.36 0.41           Religiosity  0.05 0.66           Infertility Stigma  2.73 0.52           Importance of Motherhood  3.35 0.51           Age 36.06 5.91           In a Relationship 70.28  Symptom Salience             Perception of a Problem  69.00            Desire for a Baby  33.33            Intentions  -0.60 1.29           Infertile with Intent                        Infertile, No Intent 19.87                      Infertile, Intent to get Pregnant  63.58                      Other Fertility Barrier  16.54            Primary Infertility    Resources             Famiily Income (1k Units) 53.48 32.20           Education (Years) 13.60 2.89           Private Health Insurance  66.43            Has a Regular Doctor 84.63            Race                         White 61.54                       African American  14.84                       Hispanic  15.53                       Asian  7.20                       Other 0.89  Social Network Factors               Partner Would Like a(nother) Baby  24.63            Children Important to Partner  34.84            Children Important to Parents  27.64            Talked to Others about Fertility Problem 22.81            Talked to Others with Similar Problems  44.69            Friends Pursued Treatment  51.52            Partner Encouraged Treatment  37.21            Family/Friends Encouraged Treatment  35.12   Note:  N = 1.352 Subsample of women ages 25-45 from the National Survey of Fertility  Barriers.    

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