Social determinants of health related to stay-at-home order adherence and social distancing attitudes among a diverse Deep South population

Table 6 Correlations among Attitudes related to COVID-19 Risk and Social Distancing and Social Behaviors Related to Stay-at-Home Order Adherence

	Gone out to a restaurant, bar, club, or other place where people gather	Visited with friends, relatives, or neighbors aged 60 years or older	Gone to the grocery store or pharmacy	Gone to a friend, neighbor, or relative’s house (other than your own)	Had more than 10 friends, neighbors, or relatives over for a gathering or meal	Gone to a family gathering with more than 10 people	Gone to a gathering of friends with more than 10 people	Gone to a faith-based gathering
I have a greater risk of COVID-19 complications.	−0.15**	−0.059	−0.078	−.117^*	−0.067	−0.021	−0.016	−0.041
I live in a neighborhood where it is difficult to socially distance myself from others.	0.024	−0.033	−0.019	0.046	0.097	0.066	0.055	−0.032
It is easy for me to socially distance from family members in my home.	−.147^**	−0.068	−0.038	−.116^*	−.132^*	−.109^*	− 0.087	0.079
It is more important to be with my family than to socially distance from them.	0.084	.111^*	0.040	.119^*	.125^*	.159^**	0.090	0.052
It will help decrease the spread of COVID-19 if I stay away from other people including my family.	−.184^**	−0.042	−0.025	−0.070	−.122^*	−.168^**	−.115^*	−.120^*

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