Table 3:

Epilepsy knowledge and stigma scores after viewing a brief video on epilepsy stigma communication

Variable	Social Inclusion Video n = 94	Role Competency Video n= 92	Control n= 109	Statistic (Kruskal Wallis Test)
ABLE– Mean (SD)
-Negative  Stereotypes	2.51 (1.35)	2.71 (2.08)	2.88 (2.35)	p=.873
-Risk and Safety  Concerns	3.33 (0.74)	3.61 (3.52)	3.67 (3.16)	p=.442
-Work and Social Role  Expectations	3.85 (0.43)	4.10 (1.88)	3.92 (1.28)	p=.351
-Fear and Social  Avoidance	2.63 (1.26)	3.18 (2.59)	3.21 (2.66)	p=.537
Composite Score*	3.08 (0.79)	3.40 (1.60)	3.42 (1.75)	p=.568
Epilepsy Knowledge Questionnaire – Mean (SD)	6.25 (1.70)	6.33 (1.66)	6.01 (1.76)	p=.457

ABLE: Attitudes and Beliefs about Living with Epilepsy. Higher scores indicate more stigmatizing attitudes

^*: Average of 4 ABLE sub-scale scores

EKQ: Epilepsy Knowledge Questionnaire. Higher scores indicate more knowledge