Poor communication between physicians and patients can sometimes be attributed to patient behaviours including all but one of the following

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Patients rushing the physician into making a diagnosis is not a behaviour that can be attributed to poor communication between physicians and patients, but rather a behaviour that may hinder effective communication. The remaining options (A, B, C, and D) are all behaviours that can contribute to poor communication between physicians and patients. Patients who do not answer questions truthfully may not receive the appropriate treatment or care plan. Patients who do not remember physician's instructions may not follow through with important instructions, such as taking medication as directed or attending follow-up appointments. Patients who do not seek information may lack important knowledge about their health and treatment options. Patients who experience anxiety may have difficulty expressing themselves or understanding the information being communicated to them.

Poor Communication Between Physicians and Patients Can Sometimes Be Attributed