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Table 6 Differences in Willingness to Participate in Future Research Among Motives and Preference Groups

From: Understanding facilitators of research participation among adults with self-reported chronic pain – a survey examining hypothetical research participation

 

Overall

Group 1: Low Pain-Related Facilitators n = 106

Group 2: High Motivation and Interest n = 112

Group 3: Low Behavior Reduction Outcome Preference n = 128

Group 4: High Pain-Related Facilitators, Low Social Motives n = 66

p

One-time survey online

3.98 (1.07)

3.03 (0.90)a

4.21 (0.92)b

4.27 (0.96)bc

4.55 (0.75)c

< 0.001

One-time survey on paper

3.44 (1.27)

2.76 (1.05)a

3.19 (1.28)b

3.85 (1.16)c

4.15 (1.14)c

< 0.001

Multiple surveys over time

3.49 (1.20)

3.05 (0.95)a

3.28 (1.24)a

3.69 (1.21)b

4.15 (1.09)c

< 0.001

One-time in-person visit

3.06 (1.24)

2.81 (1.02)a

2.81 (1.26)a

3.13 (1.31)a

3.74 (1.14)b

< 0.001

Multiple in-person visits

2.67 (1.23)

2.75 (0.96)

2.43 (1.34)

2.57 (1.29)

3.12 (1.22)

0.001

Some mild discomfort (such as putting your hand in cold water)

3.17 (1.14)

2.89 (0.88)a

2.92 (1.16)a

3.34 (1.19)b

3.71 (1.17)b

< 0.001

Taking pictures of your brain (such as with MRI)

3.01 (1.24)

2.76 (0.92)a

2.78 (1.26)ab

3.16 (1.28)bc

3.55 (1.37)c

< 0.001

Medication

2.82 (1.10)

2.93 (0.97)

2.80 (1.01)

2.70 (1.13)

2.94 (1.36)

0.300

Interventions that target behavior such as increasing activity levels, meditation, etc.

3.33 (1.00)

2.96 (0.76)a

3.36 (0.97)b

3.31 (1.09)b

3.89 (0.99)c

< 0.001

Alternative treatments, like acupuncture

3.41 (1.08)

3.05 (0.77)a

3.52 (1.04)bc

3.34 (1.23)ab

3.92 (1.07)c

< 0.001

  1. Note: Boldfaced values displayed omnibus significance at p < .00083. Different superscripts denote significant differences between groups according to post-hoc Games-Howell tests