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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Hosp Palliat Care. 2021 Jan 19;38(6):610–617. doi: 10.1177/1049909120988282

Table 4.

Selected Results of Latent Class Analysis for “How Important Would Each of the Following Be to You When Dealing With Your Own Dying?” (N = 217)a.

Items Class l: Relational (n = l62, 74·7%) Class 2: Transactional/self-determination (n = 55, 25·3%)
Q18A Not Important 0·08 0·35
Important1 0·92 0·65
Q18B Not Important 0·07 0·43
Important1 0·93 0·57
Q18C Not Important 0·00 0·05
Important1 1·00 0·95
Q18D Not Important 0·06 0·60
Important1 0·94 0·40
Q18E Not Important 0·11 0·40
Important1 0·89 0·60
Q18F Not Important 0·00 0·07
Important1 1·00 0·93
Q18G Not Important 0·05 0·27
Important1 0·95 0·73
Q18H Not Important 0·11 0·80
Important1 0·89 0·20
Q18I Not Important 0·11 0·44
Important1 0·89 0·56
Q18J Not Important 0·00 0·03
Important1 1·00 0·97
a

6 participants who declined to give race were excluded.

Q18A: Family/friends visiting me.

Q18B: Staying in my own home.

Q18C: Honest answers from my doctor.

Q18D: Comfort from church services or persons such as a minister, priest, imam, or rabbi.

Q18E: Planning my own funeral.

Q18F: Being able to complete an advance directive that would let loved ones know my wishes if I were unable to speak for myself.

Q18G: Fulfilling personal goals/ pleasures.

Q18 H: Reviewing my life history with my family.

Q18I: Having health care professionals visit me at my home.

Q18 J: Understanding my treatment choices.