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Table 1.

The correlations among the dimensions of the Problem Solving in Medicine and Online Health Information Utilization questionnaires (Pearson correlation coefficient and P value).

Problem Solving in Medicine questionnaire	Online Health Information Utilization questionnaire
Problem Solving in Medicine questionnaire	NHIS^a	OHIS^b	NFMH^c	OFMH^d	NIMH^e	OIMH^f
Changing decisions	.20 (P<.001)	.40 (P<.001)	.18 (P<.001)	.23 (P<.001)	.23 (P<.001)	.25 (P<.001)
Consulting others	.18 (P<.001)	.41 (P<.001)	.33 (P<.001)	.25 (P<.001)	.14 (P=.004)	.24 (P<.001)
Promoting self-efficacy	.25 (P<.001)	.41 (P<.001)	.24 (P<.001)	.28 (P<.001)	.12 (P=.008)	.25 (P<.001)

^aNHIS: nononline health information search.

^bOHIS: online health information search.

^cNFMH: nononline formal medical help-seeking.

^dOFMH: online formal medical help-seeking.

^eNIMH: nononline informal medical help-seeking.

^fOIMH: online informal medical help-seeking.