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Sixty percent of all patients cannot identify their own , and from 30 to 50 percent of all patients ignore instructions or make errors regarding it.
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Noncompliance is sometimes the result of , a negative emotional and cognitive reaction that results from the restriction of one's freedom.
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Many patients do not their treatment, yet fail to ask their physicians for clearer explanations of a prescribed course of action.
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Cultural values and expectations also contribute to between patients and their physicians.
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Negatively framed messages ("bad things can happen if you do not...") are best for motivating behavior.





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