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Table 2.

Correlations between attitudes and beliefs captured by the rPATDcog questions

rPATDcog questions	Q1.	Q2.	Q3.	Q4.	Q5.	Q6.
Q1. Do you think you take too many medicines?	____
Q2. Do you think that you are taking any medicines that you don’t need anymore?	0.56^a	____
Q3. Do you get stressed if changes are made to your medicines?	0.15^a	0.12^b	____
Q4. Have you had a bad experience in the past when a medicine was stopped?	0.04	0.01	0.27^a	____
Q5. Do you know what medicines you take?	−0.06	−0.05	−0.06	−0.002	____
Q6. If your doctor said it was possible, would you stop one of your medicines?	0.18^a	0.20^a	−0.15^a	−0.10^b	−0.005	____
Q7. Overall, are you satisfied with your medicines?	−0.36^a	−0.33^a	−0.10^b	−0.05	0.02	−0.09^b

^aKendal-Tau correlation P value <0.001.

^bKendal-Tau correlation P value >0.001 and <0.05.