Table 2.

Socio-Demographics and acceptance of normality

Socio-demographics
Age (N = 321)	M = 34.85 (SD = 10.4), Mdn = 34, Mo = 37, Min = 18, Max = 76
Gender (N = 323)	59.1% women, 35.6% men, 5.3% diverse1
Country (N = 321)2	Switzerland 29.6%, Germany 28.7%, Nigeria 16.8%, UK 4.4%, USA 3.4%, Canada 3.1%, Belgium 1.6%, Iran 1.6%, Australia 1.2%; other 9.6%
Medical background (N = 322)3	Not/little related [1–3]: 48.1%, moderately related [4–7]: 31.1%, closely related [8–10]: 20.8%
University degree (N = 323)	Yes: 79.9%
Religiosity (N = 323)4	Not/little religious [1–3]: 59.1%, moderately religious [4–7]: 24.2%, strongly religious [8–10]: 16.7%
Left–right self-placement (N = 318)5	Left/rather left [1–3]: 50.0%, centrist [4–7]: 41.2%, right/rather right [8–10]: 8.8%
Acceptance of normality
Overall scale (N = 315)6	M = 41.23 (SD = 7.8), Mdn = 42, Mo = 42, Min = 12, Max = 60
Mental health (N = 319)7	M = 19.77 (SD = 4.7), Mdn = 20, Mo = 20, Min = 6, Max = 30
Physical health (N = 315)7	M = 21.46 (SD = 4.1), Mdn = 22, Mo = 23, Min = 6, Max = 30
Note.1 = non-binary, prefer to self-describe, prefer not to say, 2more than 1.0% of sample; 310-point Likert item ranging from 1 (not at all) to 10 (entirely): “How closely is your professional background related to the field of medicine?”; 410-point Likert item ranging from 1 (not religious) to 10 (religious); 510-point Likert item ranging from 1 (left) to 10 (right); 6Possible range: 12–60; 7Possible range: 6–30