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. 2022 Aug 8;51(8):4157–4178. doi: 10.1007/s10508-022-02377-6

Table 1.

Overview of descriptive therapist data and sex differences

Total N = 427 Female therapists n = 293 Male therapists n = 134 Statistical difference U2
M/n SD/% M/n SD/% M/n SD/% p rc/V
Age (years) 53.9 10.9 52.7 11.0 56.5 10.3  < .001 .20
Experience (years) 22.8 10.1 21.2 9.9 26.1 9.8  < .001 .28
Profession  < .001 .21
  Medicine 146 34.2 81 27.6 65 48.5
  Psychology 269 63.0 205 70.0 64 47.8
  Other 12 2.8 7 2.4 5 3.7
Patients .275 .08
  Adult 272 63.7 181 61.8 91 67.9
  Child & youth 65 15.2 44 15.0 21 15.7
  Both 90 21.1 68 23.2 22 16.4
Work forma .038 .13
  Employed (practice) 58 14.6 47 17.4 11 8.7
  Employed (institution) 80 20.2 57 21.1 23 18.3
  Independent (practice) 258 65.2 16 61.5 92 71.0
Working city size (population)b .391 .10
  ≤ 5000 23 5.4 17 5.8 6 4.5
  5001–10,000 27 8.7 30 10.3 7 5.3
  10,001–40,000 121 28.5 83 28.4 38 28.6
  40,001–100,000 73 17.2 51 17.5 22 16.5
  ≥ 100,001 171 40.2 111 38.0 60 45.1
Language region .407 .07
  Swiss German 319 74.7 214 73.0 105 78.4
  French 90 21.1 67 22.9 23 17.2
  Italian 18 4.2 12 4.1 6 4.5

aN = 396;bN = 425;crank biserial correlation from Mann–Whitney U tests