From: Communicating radon risk via a smartphone app: a pilot intervention study
Measurement scales | T1 | T2 |
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Attitudes toward radon testing: | ||
bad – good, negative – positive, unfavorable – favorable, dislike – like, and worthless – valuable | .95a | .95a |
Perceived severity of the threat: | ||
• I feel lung cancer would be a very serious illness for me. • If I had lung cancer, my whole life would change. | .62b | .70b |
Perceived susceptibility of the threat: | ||
• I am more likely to get lung cancer because of how I live my life. • Personally, I feel vulnerable to developing lung cancer. | .74b | .86b |
Response efficacy: | ||
• I feel that a radon test would help me personally to reduce my risk of lung cancer. • I have a lot to gain from conducting a radon test in my home. | .80b | .91b |
Self-efficacy: | ||
• If I wanted, I could easily perform a radon test. • I feel like I would know how to test my home for radon if I wanted to. | .79b | .81b |