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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 3a-d.

Bivariate relationships between experiencing an incident of incivility OFTEN and select faculty characteristics

3a: A student has commented on your physical appearance in a way that made you feel uncomfortable1

Faculty characteristics Frequency (%) p-value

Overall 18 (3.7)

Gender2 .020
 Male 4 (1.7)
 Female 13 (5.8)

Race .600
 White 12 (3.2)
 Black 3 (6.7)
 Asian 2 (5.9)
 Other/unknown 1 (3.2)

Age3 .186
 20s and 30s 3 (5.7)
 40s 7 (6.8)
 50s 3 (3.0)
 60s and up 3 (1.9)

School of employment .513
 Public Health 9 (5.7)
 Health Professions 4 (3.1)
 Business 3 (3.2)
 Medicine 0 (0.0)
 Other/unknown 2 (2.4)
3b: A co-worker has commented on your physical appearance in a way that made you feel uncomfortable1

Faculty characteristics Frequency (%) p-value

Overall 40 (8.2)

Gender2 <.001
 Male 8 (3.4)
 Female 28 (12.6)

Race .804
 White 30 (8.0)
 Black 3 (6.7)
 Asian 3 (9.1)
 Other/unknown 4 (12.5)

Age3 .698
 20s and 30s 5 (9.4)
 40s 9 (8.8)
 50s 8 (8.0)
 60s and up 9 (5.6)

School of employment .656
 Public Health 13 (8.3)
 Health Professions 8 (6.2)
 Business 10 (10.6)
 Medicine 3 (13.6)
 Other/unknown 6 (7.1)
3c: A co-worker has made you feel uncomfortable with comments regarding your family responsibilities1

Faculty characteristics Frequency (%) p-value

Overall 43 (8.8)

Gender2 <.001
 Male 7 (3.0)
 Female 35 (15.7)

Race .445
 White 32 (8.5)
 Black 6 (13.3)
 Asian 4 (11.8)
 Other/unknown 1 (3.3)

Age3 <.001
 20s and 30s 12 (22.6)
 40s 14 (13.6)
 50s 2 (2.0)
 60s and up 6 (3.7)

School of employment .244
 Public Health 20 (12.8)
 Health Professions 9 (7.0)
 Business 8 (8.4)
 Medicine 2 (9.5)
 Other/unknown 2 (9.5)
3d: A supervisor has made you feel uncomfortable with comments regarding your family responsibilities1

Faculty characteristics Frequency (%) p-value

Overall 37 (7.6)

Gender2 <.001
 Male 8 (3.4)
 Female 28 (12.6)

Race .225
 White 26 (6.9)
 Black 5 (11.4)
 Asian 5 (14.7)
 Other/unknown 1 (3.3)

Age3 .012
 20s and 30s 8 (15.1)
 40s 10 (9.7)
 50s 4 (4.0)
 60s and up 6 (3.7)

School of employment .385
 Public Health 15 (9.6)
 Health Professions 7 (5.5)
 Business 8 (8.4)
 Medicine 3 (14.3)
 Other/unknown 4 (4.7)

Notes: Response rates varied by question

1

Individuals who have experienced each incident OFTEN were those that selected ″frequently″, ″occasionally″

2

Not all respondents reported gender

3

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