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. 2024 Oct 7;7(4):ooae100. doi: 10.1093/jamiaopen/ooae100

Table 2.

Correlation among constructs. 

Anxiety (PRA) Biases (PSB) Privacy (PPC) Trust (PMT) Communication barrier (PCB) Unregulated (PUS) Liability (PL) Risks (PR) Benefits (PB)
Biases (PSB) 0.595
Privacy (PPC) 0.506 0.417
Trust (PMT) (−0.656) (−0.494) (−0.463)
Communication barrier (PCB) 0.569 0.458 0.470 (−0.528)
Unregulated (PUS) 0.597 0.545 0.544 (−0.515) 0.525
Liability (PL) 0.587 0.490 0.529 (−0.566) 0.634 0.688
Risks (PR) 0.726 0.570 0.535 (−0.756) 0.622 0.587 0.639
Benefits (PB) (−0.591) (−0.442) (−0.426) 0.679 (−0.539) (−0.403) (−0.480) (−0.620)
Intention to use (INT) (−0.634) (−0.479) (−0.459) 0.777 (−0.607) (−0.477) (−0.562) (−0.718) 0.825

All correlations reported in this table are significant at P < .001.

Positive numbers would indicate similar responses, and negative numbers indicate that as 1 construct mean goes up, the other goes down.

For example, PCB vs PB = −0.539, indicating that as ratings increase for PCB, they tend to decline for PB.

Thus, if responding strongly agree (5) to I am concerned that AI tools may eliminate the contact between healthcare professionals and patients, respondent may have also responded strongly disagree (1) to I believe AI-based services can improve diagnostics.

Abbreviations: AI, artificial intelligence; PSB, perceived social biases; PPC, perceived privacy concerns; PMT, perceived mistrust in AI mechanisms; PCB, perceived communication barriers; PUS, perceived unregulated standards; PL, perceived liability issues; PR, perceived risks; PB, perceived benefits.