. 2026 Jun 5;11:44. doi: 10.1186/s41235-026-00737-7

Table 2.

Relative risk ratios (RRR) of non-fulfillment reasons relative to forgetting

Reason (vs forgetting)	Importance	Confidence	Difficulty	Reminder use
Change in priorities/Rescheduling	0.679 p =.154	1.968 p =.008	1.846 p =.019	1.963 p =.331
Lack of time	1.007 p =.981	2.498 p =.001	2.109 p =.009	1.605 p =.525
Fatigue/Lack of motivation	0.728 p =.302	1.798 p =.041	2.087 p =.017	0.759 p =.742
Medical reasons/Poor health	0.766 p =.572	7.614 p =.002	1.893 p =.166	2.384 p =.425
External causes	0.923 p =.823	2.072 p =.046	1.232 p =.568	9.963 p =.006

Reason (vs forgetting)

Importance

Confidence

Difficulty

Reminder use

Change in priorities/Rescheduling

0.679

p =.154

1.968

p =.008

1.846

p =.019

1.963

p =.331

Lack of time

1.007

p =.981

2.498

p =.001

2.109

p =.009

1.605

p =.525

Fatigue/Lack of motivation

0.728

p =.302

1.798

p =.041

2.087

p =.017

0.759

p =.742

Medical reasons/Poor health

0.766

p =.572

7.614

p =.002

1.893

p =.166

2.384

p =.425

External causes

0.923

p =.823

2.072

p =.046

1.232

p =.568

9.963

p =.006

RRR > 1 indicates higher odds of the listed reason relative to ‘forgetting’ for a 1 SD increase in the predictor (or change in reminder use ‘yes vs no,’ respectively). Significant results are marked in bold font