Wilshaw R Stevens, Heather Roberts, Cristina Lopez, Kirsten Tulchin-Francis
COVID-19 Stay-at-home mandates impacts daily ambulatory bout intensity and duration in elementary school-aged children: A wearable sensor based analysis
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promise precision medicine could stymied people accept legitimacy personalized risk information tested 4 explanations skepticism personalized diabetes risk information recruited participants n 356 mage 486 98 851 women 590 nonhispanic white community locations eg barbershops churches risk communication intervention participants received personalized information risk developing diabetes heart disease stroke colon cancer andor breast cancer women completed survey items combined 2 items recalled risk perceived risk create trichotomous risk skepticism variable acceptance overestimation underestimation additional items assessed possible explanations risk skepticism 1 information evaluation skills education graph literacy numeracy 2 motivated reasoning negative affect toward information spontaneous selfaffirmation information avoidance 3 bayesian updating surprise 4 personal relevance racialethnic identity used multinomial logistic regression data analysis participants 18 believed diabetes risk lower information provided 40 believed risk higher 42 accepted information information evaluation skills supported risk skepticism explanation motivated reasoning received support higher diabetes risk negative affect toward information associated risk underestimation spontaneous selfaffirmation information avoidance moderators bayesian updating surprise associated overestimation personal relevance belonging marginalized racialethnic group associated underestimation likely multiple cognitive affective motivational explanations risk skepticism understanding explanations developing interventions address increase effectiveness precision medicine facilitate widespread implementation