Type 4 patients show an above-average level of trust in their physician, and a positive perception of their physician's PDM style (Table 3).
It is predicted that dialysis patients preferring a passive role in treatment decisions (Type 1) demonstrate a low desire for information, have an above-average level of trust in their treating physician and have a positive perception of their physician's PDM style.
Some key factors of life satisfaction are above average: levels of trust among neighbors (84percentt of respondents agreed "people in my neighborhood could be trusted"), average household incomes ($76,000, compared to a national median of $55,775) and rates of volunteering (around one third of the city's residents regularly volunteer, against one quarter nationally).
We regress the average level of trust in the countries of origin on the average trust in the host country (either the United States, Australia, or both).
The effect of culture is captured by the relationship between the average level of trust in the immigrant's home country and her or his level of trust.
The presented results demonstrated that the level of trust in the physician was very high – as the average level of trust in the physician was 50.6 points.
Our own studies demonstrated that trust in the nurse was even higher, because at least 25% of respondents demonstrated the highest possible level of trust (55 points), and the average level of trust in the nurse was 51.4 points.
The average level of trust in the physician and the nurse amounted to 50.6 points and 51.4 points, respectively.
But becoming an MP requires a certain, well above average, level of ambition and self-belief, both of which get amply fed and nurtured by Westminster itself.
The C900 is good in concept but would likely require an above-average level of expertise from its owner.
Specifically, if individuals from countries with high average levels of trust tend to migrate to other countries with high levels of trust, the effects of culture and environment could not be disentangled.
