A vision-related version of the scale (SIPV) [ 32] was developed in which, for each question from the SIP answered affirmatively, indicating dysfunction, a subsequent question asks if visual dysfunction contributes to the reported difficulty.
If respondents indicated affirmatively, they were asked to indicate the age at which they were diagnosed with the condition.
The survey sought women's opinions on screening by asking, "Do you think it is a good idea to screen all new mothers for postnatal depression?" Of 478 women who replied to this question, 462 answered affirmatively i.e. they indicated that screening was " a good idea".
Patients who answered affirmatively also had to indicate their age at headache onset, headache in the previous three months, the frequency of attacks and the use of analgesics in a month.
Women who indicated that they had experienced adult lifetime physical or sexual IPV, or who answered affirmatively to the question "have you ever been emotionally abused by your spouse/significant other?" were asked to report the years in which they had experienced any of these types of IPV, from 1962 (the year the oldest women in the cohort turned 18) through the end of follow-up in 2007.
In a 2009 Gallup poll, 70% answered affirmatively when asked "Is religion an important part of your daily life?" Significantly, a 2008 Gallup survey of the Balkans indicated church and religious organisations as the most trusted institutions in the country.
The social reaction scores were significantly lower for female than male IBS-D patients, as indicated by their replies to the statements: "I am embarrassed by the smell caused by my bowel problems" and "I worry that people think I exaggerate my bowel problems", to which female patients responded more affirmatively.
Similarly, mean response for respondents' self-reported health status was 2.4 ± 1.1 see Table 2. n = 771 Overall, 195 (25.3%) respondents answered affirmatively to our variable of interest, indicating that they had initiated discussion of a medical problem with their physician based on DTC advertising.
Participants who responded affirmatively to this question were asked to indicate ' Age when condition was first found'.
The questions about primary care rotations were answered affirmatively by more than half of the residents, which indicates approval of the need for practice-oriented training in a community-based PCC.
