Table 2.
Frequencies of numeric risks attributed to Scenario A and Scenario B by affected individuals and their relatives.
| Numeric Risks n (%) |
No numeric risk provided n |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1% | 10% | 25% | 50%+ | ||
| Scenario A | |||||
| Affected Individuals | 57 (35) | 46 (28) | 30 (18) | 31 (19) | 55 |
| Relatives | 94 (59) | 38 (24) | 13 (8) | 15 (9) | 51 |
| Scenario B | |||||
| Affected Individuals | 13 (7) | 49 (27) | 50 (28) | 67 (38) | 40 |
| Relatives | 18 (10) | 75 (44) | 48 (28) | 30 (18) | 40 |
Note. “Correct” responses for each scenario are shown in bold text. In each cell in which percentages are presented, these exclude missing data.