Patterns of motivators and barriers to heart health behaviors among adults with behavior-modifiable cardiovascular risk factors: A population-based survey in Singapore.

For “outcome expectations”, those aged 60–75 seemed more likely to have low motivations as compared to those aged 40–59, with borderline significance (adjusted OR 1.569, 95% CI 1.004–2.453, p = 0.048) ( Table 3 ).

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We have amended the result to show 3 decimal places and to state that it is only borderline significant: “For “outcome expectations”, those aged 60-75 seemed more likely to have low motivations as compared to those aged 40-59, with borderline significance (adjusted OR 1.569, 95% CI 1.004-2.453, p=0.048).” We have also removed the outcome expectations from the discussion section given the marginally significant result.

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