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Table 1 Participants’ sociodemographic and clinical characteristics (N = 467)

From: Correlates of regret with treatment decision-making among Japanese women with breast cancer: results of an internet-based cross-sectional survey

Characteristics

n

(%)

Age (mean (standard deviation))

53.4

(7.8)

Age group

 < 50 years

150

(32.1)

  ≥ 50 years

317

(67.9)

Age group at diagnosis

  ≤ 40 years

87

(18.6)

 41–50 years

253

(54.2)

 > 50

127

(27.2)

Marital status

 Married

339

(72.6)

 Other

128

(27.4)

Education

  ≤ High school

122

(26.1)

 > High school

345

(73.9)

Household income

 < ¥5,000,000

197

(42.2)

  ≥ ¥5,000,000

194

(41.5)

 I do not know/ I do not want to share

76

(16.3)

Employment status

 Full time

99

(21.2)

 Contract/ part–time

154

(33.0)

 Others

214

(45.8)

Time since diagnosis

  ≤ 5 years

256

(54.8)

 > 5 years

211

(45.2)

Cancer stage

 0

72

(15.4)

 I

220

(47.1)

 II

175

(37.5)

Surgery type

 Breast conserving surgery

304

(65.1)

 Total mastectomy

163

(34.9)

Radiation therapy

 No

174

(37.3)

 Yes

293

(62.7)

Chemotherapy

 No

288

(61.7)

 Yes

179

(38.3)

Hormone therapy

 No

133

(28.5)

 Yes

334

(71.5)

Preferred decision-making role

 Active

178

(38.1)

 Collaborative

235

(50.3)

 Passive

54

(11.6)

Perceived decision-making role

 Active

229

(49.0)

 Collaborative

146

(31.3)

 Passive

92

(19.7)

Decisional congruence

 Incongruence

202

(43.3)

 Congruence

265

(56.8)

Regret in treatment decision-making process

 Have none

227

(48.6)

 Have some

240

(51.4)