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One point is scored for each positive answer; the highest possible score is 40 points [22].

Each positive answer is assigned a score of 1.

Subindexes for material, social and health deprivation were calculated adding one point for each positive answer.

Each positive answer is assigned a score of one, with higher scores indicating poorer adherence.

For all dichotomous items one point was allocated for each positive answer, except from the one item on suicidal thoughts that by itself scored 10 points.

One point was given for each positive answer about practicing interventions with demonstrated efficacy, i.e. nicotine replacement therapy, bupropion, counselling, group therapy, and smoking cessation specialist.

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(yes/no) Do you engage in any exercise at present? (yes/no) A positive answer to each of these questions released a question about specific types of exercise and duration (hours/week).

One point was allocated for each positive ("yes") answer resulting in a score from zero to six [0 (no knowledge) to 6 (high knowledge)].

At least one positive answer indicates the victimization of each act of violence.

But a positive answer was offered twice, the report said.

Can the vaccine authorities accept a positive answer?

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