Can't do it, won't do it! Developing a theoretically framed intervention to encourage better decontamination practice in Scottish dental practices

Table 5 Results of the explorative stepwise regression analyses identifying beliefs accounting for variance in performing decontamination behaviour

Model 1: All Predictive
Predictive Variables	Entered	B	Beta	Adj. R²	df	F
Attitude: GDP, Attitude: Practice, PBC: GDP, PBC: Practice	Attitude: Practice Attitude: GDP	1.75 1.10	0.41* 0.26
				0.36	2,105	30.92***
Model 2: All elements of Attitude
Predictive Variables	Entered	B	Beta	Adj. R ²	df	F
Important: GDP; Necessary: GDP, Practical: GDP, Important: Practice, Necessary: Practice, Practical: Practice	Necessary: GDP Practical: Practice	1.56 0.80	0.38* 0.28
				0.30	2,106	24.24***

B = Unstandardized coefficient; Beta = Standardized coefficient;* p < 0.05;** p < 0.01; ***p < 0.001
Dependent Variable: Self reported current decontamination practice relating to all 16 behaviours (Behaviour: Total) identified from the Behaviour Elicitation Study

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