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The frame and name of the medical treatment and their influence on health decisions
Survive 52 38.51 65.20 1.48 .12 .224 Nonsignificant Die 64 50.14 75.86 Note. Each experimental group consisted of 50 subjects. Classical – Surgery was the risky option; Inverted – Radiation was the risky option; P – percentage; 95% CI– and 95% CI+ denote the lower and upper boundaries of the 95% confidence interval estimated byWilson’s procedure (Wilson, 1927); χ2 – Chi-square statistic; rφ – mean square contingencycoefficient; p – α level