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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Health Adm Educ. 2019 Spring;36(2):191–216.

Tables 2a-d.

Bivariate relationships between EVER experiencing an act of incivility and select faculty characteristics (n=487)

2a: A student has commented on your physical appearance in a way that made you feel uncomfortable1

Faculty characteristics Frequency (%) p-value

Overall 133 (27.3)

Gender2 .004
 Male 48 (20.4)
 Female 72 (32.3)

Race .110
 White 94 (24.9)
 Black 16 (35.6)
 Asian 10 (29.4)
 Other/unknown 13 (41.9)

Age3 .071
 20s and 30s 17 (32.1)
 40s 34 (33.0)
 50s 24 (24.0)
 60s and up 32 (19.9)

School of employment .293
 Public Health 50 (31.8)
 Health Professions 32 (24.8)
 Business 29 (30.5)
 Medicine 5 (23.8)
 Other/unknown 17 (20.0)
2b: A co-worker has commented on your physical appearance in a way that made you feel uncomfortable1

Faculty characteristics Frequency (%) p-value

Overall 159 (32.6)

Gender2 <.001
 Male 51 (21.8)
 Female 97 (43.5)

Race .549
 White 119 (31.6)
 Black 19 (42.2)
 Asian 11 (33.3)
 Other/unknown 10 (31.3)

Age3 <.001
 20s and 30s 22 (41.5)
 40s 44 (43.1)
 50s 33 (33.0)
 60s and up 31 (19.3)

School of employment .147
 Public Health 58 (36.9)
 Health Professions 41 (31.8)
 Business 27 (28.7)
 Medicine 11 (50.0)
 Other/unknown 22 (25.9)
2c: A co-worker has made you feel uncomfortable with comments regarding your family responsibilities1

Faculty characteristics Frequency (%) p-value

Overall 153 (31.5)

Gender2 <.001
 Male 48 (20.4)
 Female 96 (43.0)

Race .947
 White 117 (31.0)
 Black 15 (33.3)
 Asian 12 (35.3)
 Other/unknown 9 (30.0)

Age3 <.001
 20s and 30s 26 (49.1)
 40s 48 (46.6)
 50s 32 (32.0)
 60s and up 23 (14.3)

School of employment .069
 Public Health 59 (37.8)
 Health Professions 32 (24.8)
 Business 28 (29.5)
 Medicine 10 (47.6)
 Other/unknown 24 (28.2)
2d: A supervisor has made you feel uncomfortable with comments regarding your family responsibilities1

Faculty characteristics Frequency (%) p-value

Overall 141 (29.1)

Gender2 <.001
 Male 34 (14.5)
 Female 98 (43.9)

Race .829
 White 107 (28.4)
 Black 15 (34.1)
 Asian 11 (32.4)
 Other/unknown 8 (26.7)

Age3 <.001
 20s and 30s 18 (34.0)
 40s 47 (45.6)
 50s 25 (25.0)
 60s and up 25 (15.5)

School of employment .032
 Public Health 55 (35.3)
 Health Professions 36 (28.1)
 Business 21 (22.1)
 Medicine 10 (47.6)
 Other/unknown 19 (22.4)

Notes: Response rates varied by question

1

Individuals who have EVER experienced each incident were those that selected ″frequently″, ″occasionally″, ″rarely″, or ″very rarely″

2

Not all respondents reported gender

3

Age categories ″20s″ and ″30s″ were combined due to small sample sizes.