How Are Information Seeking, Scanning, and Processing Related to Beliefs About the Roles of Genetics and Behavior in Cancer Causation?

作者: Erika A. Waters , Courtney Wheeler , Jada G. Hamilton

DOI: 10.1080/10810730.2016.1193917

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摘要: Understanding that cancer is caused by both genetic and behavioral risk factors an important component of genomic literacy. However, a considerable percentage people in the United States do not endorse such multifactorial beliefs. Using nationally representative cross-sectional data from U.S. Health Information National Trends Survey (N = 2,529), we examined how information seeking, scanning, key information-processing characteristics were associated with endorsing model causation. Multifactorial beliefs about more common among respondents who engaged scanning (p = .001), motivated to process health (p = .005), reported family history (p = .0002). Respondents having previous negative information-seeking experiences had lower odds (p = .01). trusting informat...

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