moderately significantp < 0.05
A lower mean difference score was found for patient-informal caregiver dyads (mean = 0.95) than for patient-nurse dyads (mean = 2.12), implying better alignment between patient and informal caregiver on what type of behaviour the patient thinks that the informal caregiver expects of them and the latter’s ideas on how the patient should act, than between patient and nurse. Correlation analysis of the subjective norms was in line with the difference scores, showing a moderately significant correlation between patient and informal caregiver subjective norm scores ( r = .34, p < 0.05).