This prediction was fulfilled, as Srigala Item reached extensive audiences – mostly lower-class natives.
In three domains, Social relation, Body composition and Fears, no item reached this cut-off point.
Tenth percentile scores were used to determine if the questionnaire item reached sufficient consensus.
As to missing values, no item reached the 10%% cut-off level.
Only one item reached the predefined level of disagreement–'chemotherapy delivered at local community hospital'.
The poor performance of the item "reached a climax more quickly than you would like" is puzzling.
For example, suppose that a sign or symptom, which is related to a potential added reference item, reaches a high level for a short time.
In "Model I," no PS item reached statistical significance whereas stage at diagnosis, treatment history, age and SRH were all found to be statistically significant.
Table 1 shows that nearly half (8/18) of the factors on the physicians' questionnaire reached consensus on the applicability or importance: one item reached a strong consensus (≥ 75%), two items moderate consensus (≥ 60-74%), and five items partial consensus (≥ 60%).
However, when the speech item reaches the preattentive sensory memory and is compared with a generic attentional set containing relevant speech items (such as one's own name), attention can nevertheless be drawn.
