Table 3: Some "verbatims" (literal phrases) in relation to the behaviours of each actor in dyadic consultations.
| Behaviour Styles | Patients | Doctor |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Proposing | - ... this is the paper to do another ... in 6 months ... and whether or not there is difference ... -I should remember it a little before March 30, when I have the appointment |
- ... maybe the first step ... several can be done, we can take a medicine ... and try, ...another possibility, maybe the most sensible, it is do ... - If you like, we start with that analysis ... |
| 2. Supporting | -Sure, of course ... You can not be in two places at once -Yes, that's what they told me |
-Of course, every move ... -Correct, right, let's ... |
| 3. Disagreeing | -No, they've already given it to me ... -No, metamizole was prescribed for me yesterday by the doctor |
- ... but not me. I cannot do it... - ... that do not the general practitioners, it do the dentists |
| 4. Giving Information | -... I had a mammogram and the other day they called me to make another because they saw something ... - ... I did not know whether to come or not, because I have always been a little delicate, but I have been many years ... |
-But come on, do not be alarmed that it is not -Sometimes the healthy bowel does not work well, but then you tell me there's burning and reflux, and that's maybe a very different subject ... |
| 5. Seeking Information | -...for what is the electrocardiogram? - ... and the result is here on computers? |
-Burning, pain? -Are you telling me that...? |
| 6. Building | - And that is where we load weight and the whole story ... I the other time I came I went to work and up and ... - ... I also have ... a complete blood test that dermatologist has given me because of the problem I have, because I calculate that... |
-Looks like you want to get pregnant ... -I think the situation is now ... |