Demographics of the Study Population Including 1703 Black Adults and 1201 White Adults Randomly Assigned to Watch 1 of 8 Videos About Prostate Cancer
Abbreviation: eHEALS, eHealth Literacy Scale.Six Black adults and 3 White adults did not know or wish to answer their ethnicity.Health literacy was categorized into adequate and limited, as in Wynia et al.Higher scores on eHEALS indicate greater eHealth literacy. A total of 249 Black adults and 97 White adults skipped at least 1 question on the eHEALS questionnaire.Higher scores indicate greater medical mistrust.Among White adults, a greater proportion had high trust in videos featuring a physician vs patient (78.6% vs 72.0%) and about screening vs clinical trials (79.1% vs 71.4%). However, there was no difference for a Black vs White presenter (76.8% vs 73.7%).On multivariable analysis mutually adjusted for the type of video (