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The effects of 'non-directive' questioning on an anticipated decision whether to undergo predictive testing for heart disease: an experimental study.

Behaviour research and therapy - 1 Apr 2000

Wroe A L, Salkovskis P M

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This study investigates how individuals can be helped to make decisions about predictive genetic testing. Participants (n = 120) rated how likely they would be to opt for predictive testing for heart disease if it were available, and other variables such as anxiety about heart disease. They received information on predictive testing for heart disease and ratings were repeated. Participants were then randomly...

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PMID: 10761282
DOI: 10.1016/s0005-7967(99)00042-x

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