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Table 4 Program user experience by demographics (n = 251)

From: Feasibility and acceptability of a novel, computerized screening and brief intervention (SBI) for alcohol and sweetened beverage use in pregnancy

 

Education

Language

Race/Ethnicity

Age

< High school (n = 57)

High school or more (n = 194)

English (n = 147)

Spanish (n = 104)

Non-hispanic (n = 84)

Hispanic (n = 167)

18-25 (n = 118)

Older than 25 (n = 133)

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

Program was easy to use

98

97&

99

95

99

96&

98

97&

Learned something new

97

86*

82

97***

76

94***

88

88

Program a good idea to ask women about their drinking

 

  Prefer to talk to a person

7

15

16

9**

20

10

11

15

  Prefer the computer

35

24

34

17

26

27

31

23

  Like either way

60

61

50

74

54

63

58

62

Will share information learned from the program with others

90

80

75

93***

67

90***

83

82

Will to talk with the doctor or WIC staff about anything learned from the program

83

74

68

87**

63

82**

76

75

Had adequate privacy to answer the questions honestly

93

86

82

94*

83

89

86

89

Difficult to understand materials

  

  Yes, a lot

11

6

5

10

5

8

8

7

  Yes, a little

5

7

5

9

6

8

8

5

  No, not at all

84

87

90

81

92

84

84

88

  1. *p < .05, **p < 0.01; ***p < 0.001.
  2. &Statistically significant differences between very high percentages are unlikely to be meaningful and were not assessed.