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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 May 30.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Board Fam Med. 2011 Nov;24(6):665–672. doi: 10.3122/jabfm.2011.06.110025

Table 3.

Physician Communication and Satisfaction and Perceived Autonomy Support

Model Total (n) Excellent satisfaction* (% [95% CI]) Total (n) High perceived autonomy support (% [95% CI])
MI spirit
    >1 37 9 (3–23) 36 28 (15–46)
    1 283 12 (8–17) 272 37 (30–43)
Empathy
    >1 18 27 (14–48) 17 48 (29–68)
    1 302 11 (8–15) 291 35 (29–42)
Reflections
    Yes 122 9(5–15) 118 46 (36–57)
    No 198 14 (10–20) 190 30 (24–37)
Open questions
    Yes 121 10 (5–19) 115 38 (26–50)
    No 199 13 (9–19) 193 35 (28–42)
MI behaviors
    Any MI adherent 157 11 (7–16) 152 34 (26–42)
    No MI adherent 163 13 (8–20) 156 38 (30–47)
    Any MI nonadherent 263 11 (7–16) 256 37 (30–44)
    No MI nonadherent 57 16(8–30) 52 31 (21–43)

MI, motivational interviewing.

Bold indicates statistical significance.