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. 2020 Aug 19;2020:7529718. doi: 10.1155/2020/7529718

Table 1.

Distribution of levels of hope in the situational dimension—health (N = 246).

Test item Distribution of frequency (N, %)
Areas Positive beliefs No opinion Negative beliefs
Definitely yes Yes Rather no I do not know Rather no No Definitely no
1. Belief in the effectiveness of the treatment a 21, 8.54% 21, 8.54% 37, 15.04% 29, 11.79% 47, 19.11% 40, 16.26% 51, 20.73%
2. Belief in contemporary medicine a 32, 13.01% 26, 10.57% 32, 13.01% 27, 10.98% 44, 17.89% 41, 16.67% 44, 17.89%
3. Satisfaction with the treatment a 30, 12.20% 44, 17.89% 53, 21.54% 49, 19.92% 36, 14.63% 17, 6.91% 17, 6.91%
4. Hope of recovery with a recognition of the seriousness of the illness c 25, 10.16% 25, 10.16% 25, 10.16% 28, 11.38% 43, 17.48% 50, 20.33% 50, 20.33%
5. Belief in the effectiveness of an appropriate diet and lifestyle. b 25, 10.16% 34, 13.82% 31, 12.60% 34, 13.82% 43, 17.48% 40, 16.26% 39, 15.85%
6. Trust in the physicians in charge a 65, 26.42% 64, 26.02% 48, 19.51% 34, 13.82% 19, 7.72% 10, 4.07% 6, 2.44%
7. Intuition regarding recovery c 27, 10.98% 29, 11.79% 29, 11.79% 29, 11.79% 40, 16.26% 48, 19.51% 44, 17.89%
8. Belief in nonconventional treatment d 18, 7.32% 20, 8.13% 33, 13.41% 32, 13.01% 25, 10.16% 61, 24.80% 57, 23.17%
Hope regarding health abcd 243, 12.35% 263, 13.36% 288, 14.63% 262, 13.31% 297, 15.09% 307, 15.60% 308, 15.65%
794, 40.35% 262, 13.31% 912, 46.34%

ANOVA Friedman test: Chi2 ANOVA (N = 246, df = 7) = 286.1424; p ≤ 0.001; a: treatment by a trusted doctor of conventional medicine; b: following an appropriate diet and lifestyle; c: nonrational feelings for recovery; d: trust in nonconventional medicine.