Table 3. Proportion of respondents who agree with the provided theorems concerning genetic screening for CRC (n=532).

	Percentage
I think genetic testing for CRC is useful	89.1
I think it is important to take part in genetic testing for CRC	86.9
I consider it self-evident to take part in CRC	77.4
It would not be difficult for me to take part in genetic testing for CRC	76.7
It is important that my family takes part in genetic screening for CRC	70.3
My family would take part in genetic screening for CRC	69.1
My family would consider it important that I take part in genetic screening for CRC	71.2
It is important to know whether I am genetically predisposed so my family can take precautions	87.4
I would inform my family if I was genetically predisposed to develop CRC	89.1
I would be seriously anxious if I was genetically predisposed to develop CRC	43.7
I would find it seriously worrying if I was genetically predisposed to develop CRC	65.2
I always want to know about incidental findings	75.9
I never want to know about incidental findings	3.2
I only want to know about incidental findings concerning diseases that can be prevented	8.3
I only want to know about incidental findings concerning diseases that can be treated	12.6
I would take part in genetic screening for CRC	89.1

Abbreviation: CRC, colorectal cancer.