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. 2015 Jun;12(6):838–846. doi: 10.1513/AnnalsATS.201408-379OC

Table 2.

Measurements of parental adherence determinants

Adherence Determinant Scale Used Score Range Examples
Treatment attitude Adherence Determinants Questionnaire–Perceived Utility Subscale* 8–40 (Likert) “I believe that my child’s treatment plan will prevent an exacerbation.”
Motivation Theory of reasoned action (one item) 1–7 (Likert) “When it comes to my child’s health, I want to do/don’t want to do what my child’s pulmonologist thinks I should do.”
Perceived behavioral norms Theory of reasoned action 3–21 (Likert) “Most people who are important to me think I should/should not make sure my child’s airway clearance gets done the number of times recommended by our doctor each day.”
Self-efficacy Created from Bandura’s guidelines 0–1,100 “Please rate how certain you are that you can make sure that your child does his/her treatment the number of times recommended by your doctor each day.”
Adherence intentions Theory of reasoned action (three items) 3–21 “I intend to have my child do airway clearance the number of times recommended by our doctor each day over the next month.”
*

DiMatteo and colleagues (45).

Fishbein and Ajzen (15).

Bandura (46).