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Question 1: Do you prefer the term:
 
Adjustment:                        92.48%
Manipulation:                        1.50%
I do not have a preference:  6.02%
 
Question 2: Do you think there is a significant difference between an adjustment and a manipulation?
 
Yes, for sure:                      79.65%
No, not at all:                       11.50%
There is a minor difference.  8.84%
 
Question 3: Is the adjustment the primary service you offer in your office?
 
Yes: 92.58%
No:   7.42%
 
Question 4: What range of impact do you think the adjustment has?
 
Musculoskeletal pain only:                                                2.01%
MSK pain and visceral function:                                       2.23%
MSK pain, visc. function + gen. health and wellness: 95.76%
 
 
Question 5: Have you experienced radical health changes ("chiro miracles") in some of your patients, as a direct result of the adjustment? 
 
Yes, for sure:                                                              89.93%
No, never:                                                                     3.38%
Maybe, but I am not convinced it was the adjustment: 6.69%
 
Question 6: Which do you think is more important?
 
The technique being used:                                3.96%
The skills of the chiro using the technique: 96.04%
 
Question 7: Are you frustrated with the variations you get in results from patient to patient?
 
Yes, it is very frustrating.                                                 21.71%
No, my results are pretty consistent.                          45.87%
Even though my results vary a lot, I don't get frustrated. 32.42 %
 
Question 8:  How much technique/adjustment training do you do?
 
I engage in a lot of technique/adjusting training.            24.75%
I do some technique/adjusting training once in a while: 53.88%
I rarely engage in technique/adjusting training:              21.37%