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. 2013 Oct 14;3(4):275–287. doi: 10.3390/jpm3040275

Table 3.

Attitudes towards privacy among study participants.

Strongly/Agree Neutral Strongly/Disagree
I am comfortable shopping and/or conducting financial transactions online. 98.10% 0.00% 1.90%
I have global concerns about confidentiality of personal data. 50.00% 18.50% 31.50%
I believe that privacy is never guaranteed when interacting online. 85.19% 9.26% 5.56%
I am concerned that my employer will learn about my personal genetic test results. 11.30% 17.00% 71.70%
I believe that the privacy of my personal genetic information may be breached in the future. 51.80% 24.10% 24.10%
I do not want to learn genetic information that could potentially jeopardize my family’s confidentiality. 17.00% 22.60% 60.40%
I am concerned that obtaining my personal genetic information will have negative implications on my ability to obtain health, life and/or disability insurance. 30.19% 15.09% 54.72%
I feel confident that my personal genetic information will NOT be shared with others without my permission. 64.80% 22.20% 13.00%
I believe that sharing my personal genetic information for biomedical research is an important individual responsibility. 81.50% 11.10% 7.50%