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Table 3 Responses to the item of attitude subscales among Aykel town residents, Northwest, Ethiopia, 2015 (n = 832)

From: Intention to seek help for depression and associated factors among residents of Aykel town, Northwest Ethiopia: cross-sectional study

Items

Strongly disagree

Disagree

Undecided

Agree

Strongly agree

Freq

%

Freq

%

Freq

%

Freq

%

Freq

%

If you believed that you were having a depression, your first inclination would be to get treatment of depression

38

4.6

160

19.2

124

14.9

349

41.9

161

19.4

The idea of talking about problems with a professional strikes me as a poor way to get rid of emotional conflicts

114

13.7

285

34.3

106

12.7

225

27.0

102

12.3

If you were experiencing a serious depression at this point in your life, you would be confident that you could find relief in professional

20

2.4

57

6.9

138

16.6

390

46.9

227

27.3

There is something admirable in the attitude of a person who is willing to cope with his or her conflicts and fears without resorting to professional help

25

3.0

84

10.1

61

7.3

367

44.1

295

35.5

You would want to get psychological help if you were worried or upset for a long period of time

14

1.7

23

2.8

37

4.4

469

56.4

289

34.7

You might want to have professional help in the future

15

1.8

72

8.7

135

16.2

401

48.2

209

25.1

A person with an emotional problem is not likely to solve it alone; he or she is likely to solve it with professional help

13

1.6

33

4.0

46

5.5

408

49.0

332

39.9

Considering the time and expense involved in professional help, it would have doubtful value for a person like you

235

28.2

365

43.9

70

8.4

103

12.4

59

7.1

A person should work out his or her own problems; getting professional help would be a last resort

63

7.6

152

18.3

99

11.9

351

42.2

167

20.1

Depression, like many things, tend to work out by themselves

84

10.1

189

22.7

177

21.3

251

30.2

131

15.7