Table 4

Table 4
Differences in Retention, Knowledge Preferences, Perceptions, and Primary Language by Cultural Sub-groups.
Questions	Asian Indian¹	Chinese¹	Filipino¹	Japanese¹	Korean¹	Vietnamese¹	Chi-square significance

Retained in study through follow up	56%	67%	69%	62%	76%	65%	.02
Breast cancer knowledge reported sufficient	44%	37%	40%	43%	17%	45%	.0005
Willing to share breast cancer knowledge with family and friends	87%	95%	97%	87%	84%	91%	.001
Perceived receptivity of family and friends to breast cancer knowledge	65%	73%	75%	76%	86%	68%	.0005
Prefer to get knowledge from classroom setting	24%	18%	21%	30%	36%	22%	.002
Prefer to get new health knowledge by mail	81%	74%	68%	66%	76%	52%	.0005
Prefer to get new health knowledge by telephone	24%	19%	31%	23%	34%	38%	.0005
Receive free information in the future to keep family healthy	83%	95%	92%	72%	89%	95%	.0005
Willing to receive information of personal nature	81%	91%	91%	72%	84%	91%	.002
English as a Native Language	7%	6%	7%	15%	2%	1%	.001

¹The numbers represent only women who provided valid data for these questions.
Sadler et al. International Journal for Equity in Health 2003 2:12 doi:10.1186/1475-9276-2-12