The percentage of participants responding to the frequency
of attendance for both the overall CBA and individual
subscales was obtained (Table 1). By combining the
percentages in Columns 4 and 5, more than 70% of the
participants rated overall caring behaviors as more frequently
experienced. Participant reports of subscales that
occurred more frequently ranged from 56.4% to 78.5%.
Frequency of caring corresponded to the nature of the
behavior: For example, human needs assistance received the
highest rating (78.5%), whereas behaviors reflected teaching/
learning forces received the lowest rating (56.4%).