marginally significantp = .07
Similar results were obtained, with the addition that higher total family income became a marginally significant correlate of increased average vaccination likelihood ( p = .07).
Similar results were obtained, with the addition that higher total family income became a marginally significant correlate of increased average vaccination likelihood ( p = .07).
Results were similar to the previous model with the exception that higher income became marginally associated with faster speeds, and parent past vaccination completeness and omission bias failed to reach significance in this model.