Attitudes toward Genetic Testing for Hypertension among African American Women and Girls

Table 3

One-way MANOVA—subscales measuring attitudes toward genetic testing by triad membership.

Triad	Subscales
	Benefits		Awareness		Outcomes
	M	SD	M	SD	M	SD
Grandmother	1.50	0.51	1.18	0.44	2.20	0.56
Mother	1.33	0.44	1.17	0.40	2.14	0.50
Granddaughter	1.38	0.46	1.35	0.71	2.16	0.62

MANOVA 𝐹 ratio: 𝐹[6,316]=1.55, 𝑃=0.162, 𝑑=0.03 (based on Wilk’s lambda).
Between subjects: benefits: 𝐹[2,160]=1.86, 𝑃=0.159, 𝑑=0.02.
Awareness 𝐹[2,160]=1.96, 𝑃=0.145, 𝑑=0.02.
Outcomes 𝐹[2,160]=0.19, 𝑃=0.830, 𝑑 =< 0.01.
Note: Lower scores indicate more positive perceptions of attitudes toward genetic testing.
Twenty granddaughters were less than 12 years of age and did not complete the attitudes toward genetic testing survey.