Table 4.
Knowledge of cognitive disorders and prevention | |
1. Misconceptions about cognitive disorders 2. Partial knowledge of risk factors and prevention 3. Importance of early diagnosis and treatment 4. Need for up-to-date, reliable, and practical information 5. Knowledge and beliefs linked to and obtained through family history and/or indirect experiences of cognitive disorders | |
Feelings associated with cognitive disorders | |
1. Fear and concern 2. Stigma of cognitive disorders 3. Reasons for fear and stigma 4. Feelings linked to family history and/or indirect experiences of cognitive disorders | |
Attitude towards prevention of cognitive disorders | |
1. Proactive attitude 2. Motivating factors towards prevention 3. Attitude towards prevention linked to family history and/or indirect experiences of cognitive disorders 4. Motivation to participate in a prevention trial linked to family history and/or indirect experiences of cognitive disorders |