Table A2.

Regression results examining the correlates of pretraining measures of trust among time delay sample participants (N = 1,216)

Trust in SSA (n = 1,138)Trust and confidence in US government (n = 1,158)Trust in online transactions (n = 1,138)
R2 = 0.02R2 = 0.06R2 = 0.06
Independent variablesCoef.SEt-valuep-valueCoef.SEt-valuep-valueCoef.SEt-Valuep-value
Intercept3.530.418.62<0.0010.230.063.74<0.0012.330.327.39<0.001
Prior imposter scam victim0.130.160.830.410−0.010.02−0.370.710−0.150.13−1.20.230
Income0.0020.0011.90.0600.00030.00012.260.0209E-040.00071.410.160
Years of education0.030.021.530.1300.020.0035.81<0.0010.020.021.530.130
Age−0.0080.02−0.460.6500.00040.0030.170.8700.030.012.180.030
Age-squared0.00020.00021.10.270−1E-053E-05−0.270.790−00.0002−2.340.020
Sex (1 = female)−0.050.08−0.690.490−0.020.01−2.130.030−0.230.06−3.95<0.001
Nonwhite0.050.090.540.5900.040.013.210.001−0.260.07−3.79<0.001
Frequency of online shopping0.040.040.880.3800.0050.0060.880.3800.110.033.49<0.001
Prior cyber security training−0.110.08−1.370.170−0.010.01−0.880.380−0.010.06−0.20.840

Note:

Differences in effect sizes and statistical significance from the primary sample are given in italic

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