Fig. 2
Average Marginal Effects of Minority Race/Ethnicity and Prior Willingness to Donate on “Less Likely to be Evaluated” and “More Likely to be Evaluated” by Provision1,2. 1Indicates respondents’ likelihood of being evaluated for living kidney donation per each provision. 2Indicates whether respondents had agreed to be medically evaluated, completed medical evaluation, been approved, and/or donated their kidney (‘Concrete Yes’); whether respondents would be evaluated for living kidney donation if asked (‘Hypoth. Yes’); or whether respondents would not be evaluated (‘No’). Note: The average marginal effects are calculated based on weighted χ2 tests performed to test the relationship of each dependent variable with race/ethnicity and prior willingness (see the Supplemental Digital Content for more information). ‘Demog.-Adj.’ stands for sociodemographic controls, including age, gender, and political identification. Ability to benefit is measured by labor force status, dependent care expense strain, and other expense strain. Knowledge is self-assessed and measured through a factual test. Attitudes include trust in medicine and religious objections to transplantation