To conduct a path analysis, we only used the following 7 questions to represent our variables.
Numerical scores are assigned to the questions to represent the degree of appropriateness using four-points scale where 1 represents highly inappropriate and 4 represents highly appropriate.
67 multiple-choice questions to represent personality characteristics and physiological symptoms were included in the questionnaire.
A score was calculated based on the responses to three survey questions to represent a proxy measure of GP attitudes to FOBt screening (Table 1).
This resulted in a 5-item scoring rubric, which we complemented with an item about searching questions to represent the construct of reflection fully [ 10, 41].
Selection of items: First, we selected a set of generic questions to represent each of the core domains (figure 1), identifying where possible individual question items that have broad, general coverage rather than specific wording to conform to our design criteria.
The question used to represent pregnancy desire, based on previous surveys [11], [18], [26], [38], was "How many children would you like to give birth to in the future?" The variable was dichotomized into "no desire" if answered "0" and "desires pregnancy" if answered "1 or greater".
The question used to represent pregnancy intention, based on previous surveys [11], [18], [26], [38], was "How many children do you expect to give birth to in the future?" The variable was dichotomized into "no intention" if answered "0" and "intends pregnancy" if answered "1 or greater".
But now the film, directed by Abdellatif Kechiche, is the subject of a multifaceted debate here and abroad that turns on two questions: How to represent the female body and lesbian sex on screen?
