Women’s Attitudes towards the Option to Choose between Karyotyping and Rapid Targeted Testing during Pregnancy

Table 2

Data about the general attitude of women about having the option to choose between prenatal tests.

	Strongly agree; N (%)	Somewhat agree; N (%)	Neither agree; nor disagree; N (%)	Somewhat; disagree; N (%)	Strongly disagree; N (%)	Total; N (%)
Do you agree that pregnant women should have the option to choose between tests.	628; (76.5)	176; (21.4)	7; (0.9)	6; (0.7)	4; (0.5)	821; (100)
Pregnant women are capable to choose between tests.	423; (51.6)	316; (38.5)	28; (3.4)	40; (4.9)	13; (1.6)	820; (100)
The choice can be best made by a professional.	45; (5.5)	226; (27.6)	105; (12.8)	335; (40.9)	109; (13.3)	820; (100)
Choosing between tests places a burden to pregnant women.	32; (4.1)	112; (14.1)	81; (10.3)	366; (46.3)	199; (25.2)	790; (100)