01812nam a2200433Ia 4500001000700000003000500007005001700012008004100029010001500070020001500085050002400100060002700124082001900151245007700170260022100247300002200468490009100490490004700581500003300628500002000661504005200681650003000733650003000763650003700793650002600830650003600856650003700892650005100929650004000980650002801020650002701048650006401075650005901139650002901198650002601227650004501253700002601298710005401324192224BIBL20190125022822.0940824s1994    mdu      b   f000 0 eng c  a 94035224   a084060499800aRC281.W65bC64 199410aW2 A N148vf no. 7 199400a616.99/40522000aCognitive aspects of reporting cancer prevention examinations and tests.  aHyattsville, Md.bU.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health StatisticsaWashington, DCbFor sale by the U.S. G.P.O.c[1994]  av, 161 p.c28 cm. 0aVital and health statistics.nSeries 6pCognition and survey measurementvno. 72Local 0aDHHS publicationvno. (PHS) 94-10822Local  aBy Seymour Sudman ... et al.  a"October 1994."  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 19-20). 0aCancerxPrevention.2LEMB22aAttitude to Health2Local22aData Collectionxmethods.2Local22aQuestionnaires2Local22aMass Screeningxmethods.2Local12aMammographyxutilization.2Local12aBreast Neoplasmsxprevention & control.2Local12aVaginal Smearsxutilization.2Local 0aCognitive styles2Local 0aHealth behavior2Local 0aPeriodic health examinationsxPsychological aspects.2Local 0aSelf-report inventoriesxPsychological aspects.2Local 0aMedical screening2Local 0aHealth surveys2Local 0aAged womenxMedical examinations.2Local10aSudman, Seymour2LEMB20aNational Center for Health Statistics U.S.2Local