1. Can you describe how social etiquette guides your communication exchange with your MP/patients?
2. Can you describe how respect for authority figures guides your communication exchange with your MP/patient?
3. Can you describe how social hierarchy guides your communication exchange with your MP/patient?
4. Can you describe how reciprocity guides your communication exchange with your MP/patient?
5. Can you describe how obligation guides your communication exchange with your MP/patient?
6. Can you describe how seniority guides your communication exchange with your MP/patient?
7. Can you describe how you avoid confrontation with your MP/patients?
8. Can you describe how not being critical of MP/patient guides your communication?
9. Can you describe how minding your words with MP/patient guide your communication?
10. Can you describe how refined manners guide your communication with your MP/patient?
11. Can you describe how avoiding confrontation guide your communication with your MP/patient?
12. Can you describe how avoiding expressing anger with your MP/patient guide your communication?
Set B: Ong, De Haes, Hoos and Lammes (1995)
1. Can you please describe the empathetic listening skills you use when exchanging information with your patients?
2. Can you please describe the ways your paraphrase the information shared with you when you exchange information with patients?
3. Can you please describe how you reflect on the information exchanged with you?
4. Can you please describe how you encourage your patients to exchange information with you?
5. Can you please describe how you engage your patients in joint decision making?
Set C: Neuhauser and Kreps (2003)
1. When you exchange information with your MP, did the information exchange reach you at an emotional level? Please describe why or why not.
2. When you exchange information with your MP, did the information exchange reach you at a rational level? Please describe why or why not.
3. When you exchange information with your MP, did the information exchange relate to your life context? Please describe why or why not.
4. When you exchange information with your MP, was the communication one directional?
5. When you exchange information with your MP, was the communication two directional?
6. When you exchange information with your MP, was the communication top down?
7. When you exchange information with your MP, was the communication bottom up?
8. When you exchange information with your MP, was the communication personalized?
9. When you exchange information with your MP, was the communication generic?
Set D: Schouten and Meeuwesen (2006)
1. Does the culture of deference bias you against any MP/patient?
2. Does the culture of deference prevent you from asking/stating the medical condition?
3. Does the culture of deference prevent you from prevent you from asking/stating a definitive medical condition?
4. Does the culture of deference make you prefer a type of communication from your MP/patient?
5. Does the culture of deference create linguistic barriers in your information exchange with the MP/patient?
Set E: Sutcliffe, Lewton and Rosenthal (2004)
1. When you use a 3rd party to get the information, do you feel that the communication, does your information exchange become confusing?