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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Feb 23.
Published in final edited form as: Psychiatry. 2011 Winter;74(4):315–331. doi: 10.1521/psyc.2011.74.4.315

Table 2.

Qualitative studies of beliefs about genetic testing in psychiatry

Authors Year Subjects Location Study design
Campbell & Ross 2004 Genetic professionals (n=13) and pediatricians (n=12) from multiple institutions and parents (n=102) in the Chicago area Chicago Semistructured interviews with healthcare professionals, and focus groups with parents
Meiser et al. 2005 Participants in a study on the molecular genetics of bipolar disorder (n=22) Australia Individual interviews and focus groups
Wilde et al. 2009 Persons selected by a market research company to have evenly mixed gender, age, and socio-demographic backgrounds (n=36) Australia Focus groups
Murphy & Thompson 2009 Persons recruited from flyers posted in the community, most non-Hispanic blacks with depression/anxiety (n=26) New York Focus groups
Laegsgaard et al. 2010 Participants in a genetic study on depression (n=17) Denmark Focus groups
Wilde et al. 2010 Same sample as Wilde et al., 2009 Australia Focus groups