I often doubt, I think 'oh have they got it wrong?' you know, because I don't speak to anybody who's got it, especially my age, you're talking like really much older men, like my Nanna knows people who've got it, but they're not women.
(Georgina, 41yrs) I often doubt, I think 'oh have they got it wrong?' you know, because I don't speak to anybody who's got it, especially my age, you're talking like really much older men, like my Nanna knows people who've got it, but they're not women.
"But nowadays when I hear that somebody killed himself I often doubt that's what happened".
Another is that mothers often doubt the value of colostrum, the first milk after childbirth (which is thick and yellowish and doesn't look much like milk), and delay nursing for a day or two.
If I run up against difficulties in life, I often doubt my own abilities.
Long-term breastfeeding is rare among Chinese mothers, who often doubt the quality of their breast milk.
Despite this existing literature, there is often doubt about the accuracy of self-report among vulnerable groups such as drug users and ex-prisoners, although there is little evidence that self-report to support this (Gelberg and Siecke 1997, Reijneveld and Stronks 2001, Raina et al. 2002, Glass and Bucholz 2011 (Somers et al., 2016).
Research shows many rape survivors often doubt what happened to them was that bad, or don't think anyone will believe them if they report.
Patients often doubt the benefits and the efficacy of antipsychotic drugs.
