Genetic counseling would help Latinas in my community understand more about their risks for cancer | | | | | |
Latinas in my community would not be able to pay for something like genetic counseling. | | | | | |
If a genetic counselor spoke Spanish, Latinas in my community would be more likely to have genetic counseling. | | | | | |
If Latinas in my community had to travel to a hospital to have genetic counseling, they would not go. | | | | | |
If Latinas in my community knew they carried a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, they would be motivated to perform breast self-examination more frequently. | | | | | |
If Latinas in my community were found to carry a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, it would help their daughters or sisters decide whether to undergo genetic testing. | | | | | |
For Latinas in my community, knowing that they carry a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer would help them decide whether to go for more frequent mammograms. | | | | | |
If Latinas in my community knew whether or not they carried a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, their senses of uncertainty about the future would be reduced. | | | | | |
If Latinas in my community knew whether or not they carried a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, their senses of personal control would be increased. | | | | | |
If Latinas in my community knew that they did not carry a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, their qualities of life would be greatly improved. | | | | | |
If Latinas in my community knew that they did not carry a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, their concerns about developing (having a recurrence of) breast cancer would be reduced. | | | | | |
If Latinas in my community knew that they did not carry a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, it would improve how they feel about themselves. | | | | | |
If Latinas in my community knew that they carried a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, their concerns about their female offspring developing breast cancer would increase. | | | | | |
If Latinas in my community knew that they did not carry a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, it would not be helpful since their offspring could still develop breast cancer. | | | | | |
If Latinas in my community knew that they carried a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, it would cause them to worry more about other family members who could be carriers (e.g., mother, sisters, and daughters). | | | | | |
For Latinas in my community, concerns about developing breast cancer would increase if they knew that they carried a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer. | | | | | |
If Latinas in my community knew that they did not carry a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, it would not be helpful since they could still develop breast cancer. | | | | | |
If Latinas in my community knew that they did not carry a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, it would not reduce their concerns about developing breast cancer. | | | | | |
If Latinas in my community were found to carry a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, it would jeopardize their insurance coverage or lead to problems with their employers. | | | | | |
If Latinas in my community knew that they carried a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, it would leave them in a state of hopelessness and despair. | | | | | |
If Latinas in my community knew that they carried a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, it would worsen their quality of life. | | | | | |
If Latinas in my community were found to carry a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, it would cause others to view them negatively. | | | | | |
Latinas in my community already know their chances of getting breast cancer, so they wouldn't learn anything more from being tested. | | | | | |
Testing is not worthwhile because it could yield inconclusive results about whether Latinas in my community carry a gene for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer. | | | | | |