. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Sep 1.

Published in final edited form as: Med Decis Making. 2011 Mar 14;31(5):730–741. doi: 10.1177/0272989X11398666

Table 4.

Bivariate Correlations

Variable	M	SD	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
1. DMCI Total Score	46.1	7.0	-
2. DMCI Self-Control	15.1	3.2	.80^**	-
3. DMCI Absence of Control	14.5	3.4	.88^**	.51^**	-
4. DMCI Others’ Control	16.6	1.9	.72^**	.52^**	.52^**	-
5. POMS-Bi PA (Composed/Anxious)	41.8	10.4	.15	.09	.16	.09	-
6. POMS-Bi PD (Confident/Unsure)	45.5	9.4	.27^**	.21^*	.25^*	.23^*	.76^**	-
7. POMS-Bi PF (Clearheaded/Confused)	45.0	9.3	.32^**	.22^*	.31^**	.31^**	.76^**	.80^**	-
8. Trust in Physician Scale	45.8	6.0	.39^**	.43^**	.22^*	.47^**	.06	.24^*	.21^*	-
9. Decision Self-Efficacy Scale	86.7	13.3	.24^*	.25^*	.16	.25^*	.13	.27^**	.25^*	.28^**

Note. Correlations are based on Spearman-rho.

Abbreviations: DMCI= Decision Making Control Instrument; POMS-Bi= Profile of Mood States, Bipolar

p <.002,

^**

p< .0001