The Influence of Family Communication Patterns and Identity Frames on Perceived Collective Psychological Ownership and Intentions to Share Health Information

Figures & data

Table 1. Direct relationships between model variables (N = 298).

	Perceived Collective Psychological Ownership			Attitudes			Subjective Norms			FHH Communication Intentions
	B	SE	p	B	SE	p	B	SE	p	B	SE	p
White	−.054	.097	.582	.045	.242	.851	.118	.091	.194	−.128	.093	.172
Female	.134	.092	.144	.318	.229	.165	.102	.086	.237	.079	.088	.371
Conversation Orientation	.104	.063	.099	.385	.158	.015	.218	.059	< .001	.239	.062	< .001
Respecting Parental Authority	.214	.082	.010	.103	.207	.619	.174	.078	.026	−.077	.080	.335
Experiencing Parental Control	−.072	.060	.235	−.251	.150	.096	−.018	.056	.745	.190	.058	.001
Not Questioning Parents’ Beliefs	.011	.062	.858	.432	.153	.005	−.028	.057	.627	−.086	.060	.151
Perceived Collective Psychological Ownership				.407	.146	.006	.209	.055	< .001	.079	.058	.172
Attitudes										.087	.023	< .001
Subjective Norms										.305	.061	< .001
F(df)	3.044 (6,291)			5.006 (7,290)			9.297(7,290)			12.929(9,288)
R2	.06			.11			.18			.28

Figure 1. Direct effects of conversation orientation on FHH communication intentions via perceived collective psychological ownership, attitudes, and subjective norms (N = 298).

Figure 2. Direct effects of respecting parental authority on FHH communication intentions via perceived collective psychological ownership, attitudes, and subjective norms (N = 299).