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Published in final edited form as: Acad Radiol. 2010 Jun;17(6):752–760. doi: 10.1016/j.acra.2010.02.010

Figures 2a-d — Summary of latent class analyses for four groups of radiologists based on their overall attitudes toward mammography audits (n=233, radiologists who reported receiving audits).

Figure 2a. Radiologists with favorable perceptions of mammography audit reports (75% probability for radiologists in this cohort).

Figure 2b. Radiologists with less favorable perceptions of mammography audit reports (13% probability for radiologists in this cohort).

Figure 2c. Radiologists with neutral perceptions of mammography audit reports (8% probability for radiologists in this cohort).

Figure 2d. Radiologists with unfavorable perceptions of mammography audit reports (3% probability for radiologists in this cohort).

Figures 2a-d — Summary of latent class analyses for four groups of radiologists based on their overall attitudes toward mammography audits (n=233, radiologists who reported receiving audits).

Figure 2a. Radiologists with favorable perceptions of mammography audit reports (75% probability for radiologists in this cohort).

Figure 2b. Radiologists with less favorable perceptions of mammography audit reports (13% probability for radiologists in this cohort).

Figure 2c. Radiologists with neutral perceptions of mammography audit reports (8% probability for radiologists in this cohort).

Figure 2d. Radiologists with unfavorable perceptions of mammography audit reports (3% probability for radiologists in this cohort).