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. 2020 Nov 7;25(6):533–538. doi: 10.4103/ijnmr.IJNMR_156_19

Table 3.

The total mean (SD)of moral distress (frequency and intensity) and moral courage on the basis of demographic variables

Variables Moral distress
Moral courage
Frequency Intensity
Age p <0.001 <0.001 0.887
Gender Male 34.50 (4.70) 38.30 (5.75) 61.15 (14.50)
Female 46.52 (15.62) 44.84 (9.70) 59.47 (8.24)
p 0.001 0.003 0.428
Marital status Single 39 (12.04) 42.12 (7.93) 60.45 (13.06)
Married 46.21 (15.55) 44.50 (9.76) 59.52 (8.36)
p 0.030 0.252 0.633
Education level Bachelor degree 45.16 (15.11) 44.17 (9.49) 59.57 (9.08)
Master degree 52.12 (20.71) 46.12 (12.54) 61 (5.26)
p 0.209 0.573 0.661
Employment type Permanent 51.66 (16.45) 45.22 (8.06) 58.84 (8.25)
Provisional contract 44.86 (15.83) 44.96 (11.18) 59.40 (7.17)
Task plan 37.86 (5.26) 43.80 (8.06) 63.93 (16.34)
Contractual 42.42 (13.13) 41.74 (7.16) 59.59 (10.02)
p 0.003 0.229 0.273
Work experience (year) 1-5 43.07 (14.29) 43.42 (8.30) 59.90 (9.65)
6-10 44.37 (14.96) 43.46 (9.62) 60 (10.02)
11-15 48.55 (16.45) 45.67 (10.45) 58.83 (6.73)
16-20 62 (14.67) 50 (12.70) 61 (7.74)
>20 37.25 (1.25) 46 (8.04) 58 (6.16)
p 0.038 0.418 0.924