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. 2018 Sep 15;12(6):2194–2207. doi: 10.1177/1557988318799025

Table 2.

Stigmatization of Male Breast Cancer Patients (N = 100).

N Range Minimum Maximum Mean value Standard deviation Significance in reference to (p)a
Excluded during hospitalization 97 1–5 1 4 1.20 .606 Chemo (.049), radiation (.017), family (.016), colleagues (–) (.000)
Excluded during chemotherapy 57 1–5 1 3 1.14 .398 Rehab (–) (.006), colleagues (–) (.000)
Excluded during radiation therapy 62 1–5 1 3 1.10 .349 Rehab (–) (.019), colleagues (–) (.000)
Excluded during medical rehabilitation 48 1–5 1 5 1.50 .968 Follow-up (.031),
family (.004)
Excluded during aftercare or follow-up survey 80 1–5 1 4 1.14 .497 Colleagues (–) (.000)
Excluded from family 100 1–5 1 3 1.05 .297 Friends (–) (.011), colleagues (–) (.000)
Excluded from friends or acquaintances 100 1–5 1 3 1.16 .487 Colleagues (–) (.000)
Excluded from colleagues or superiors 94 1–5 1 5 1.69 .776
Valid terms (list wise) 28

Note. aFor interpreting the terms: Positive values indicate higher feelings of exclusion within the term than within the comparative value.