Understanding and predicting parental decisions about early childhood immunizations

Article Abstract:

The influence of omission bias factors such as anticipated responsibility and regret variance on immunization decisions is examined. Probable benefits from antenatal decision aids that address omission bias and encourage decision making on a basis of scientific evidence are suggested.

United States, Science & research, Decision-making, Decision making, Evaluation, Immunization, Parental responsibilities

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The effect of nondirective questioning on women's decisions whether to undergo bone density screening: an experimental study

Article Abstract:

Research indicates that decisions to partake in health screenings are influenced by the most accessible information available at the time of the decision. Studies were based on 90 women deciding whether to undergo bone density screening.

Statistical Data Included, Women, Medical screening, Health screening

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Applying a cognitive-behavioral model of health anxiety in a cancer genetics service

Article Abstract:

A cognitive-behavioral model of health anxiety is used to evaluate the reactions to genetic counseling among the cancer patients. The sample is 218 cancer patients from United Kingdom. The study results are detailed.

Health aspects, Analysis, Case studies, Cancer patients, Cognition disorders, Cognitive disorders

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