| Survey items included in belief score: | |
| 1. | Pap tests are painful. |
| 2. | Pap tests are safe. |
| 3. | Pap tests can cause short-term discomfort. |
| 4. | Pap tests can cause lasting health problems. |
| 5. | Pap tests can increase likelihood of cervical cancer. |
| 6. | Pap tests contradict with your religious beliefs. |
| 7. | Pap tests are too time-consuming. |
| 8. | It takes a long time to receive the results of a Pap test. |
| 9. | Your partner would have a problem with you receiving a Pap test. |
| 10. | Pap tests are too physically invasive. |
| 11. | Pap tests are too emotionally intimate. |
| 12. | You do not feel comfortable receiving a Pap test from a male clinician. |
| 13. | Pap tests are related to sexual promiscuity. |
| 14. | It would be difficult to receive a Pap test. |
| 15. | All adolescent girls should receive Pap tests. |
| 16. | If a teenage girl receives a Pap test, she may be more likely to have sexual relations. |
| 17. | How long (in years) after first having sex should women receive a Pap test? |
| 18. | How often should women receive a Pap test? |
| 19. | How likely do you think an average woman is to get cervical cancer? |
| 20. | Do you think cervical cancer could affect you in the future? |
| 21. | If you were to have cervical cancer, how much would it affect your life? |
| 22. | How effective do you think Pap smears are in preventing and detecting cervical cancer? |