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Table 3 Decision self-efficacy scale (as % of row total)

From: Public perceptions of artificial intelligence in healthcare: ethical concerns and opportunities for patient-centered care

The items below include some things involved in making informed medical choices, such as whether or not to take a vaccine.  For each item, please indicate how confident you feel in your ability to do these things:

Not at All Confident (1)

Not Very Confident (2)

Somewhat Confident (3)

Very Confident (4)

Get the facts about the medical choices available to me

1.2

4.7

40.2

54.0

Get the facts about the risks and side effects of each choice

1.8

8.8

39.3

50.0

Express my concerns about each choice

1.0

7.7

37.3

54.0

Figure out the choice that best suits me

0.8

6.0

39.0

54.2

Handle unwanted pressure from others in making my choice

1.8

10.7

31.2

56.3

Delay my decision if I feel I need more time

0.8

7.2

29.0

63.0

  1. USF/FAU health policy and administration survey, 2023, α = 0.802; n = 600; AIC = 0.189