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Identity and norms: the role of group membership in medical student wellbeing Cover

Identity and norms: the role of group membership in medical student wellbeing

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|Dec 2013

Figures & Tables

Fig. 1

The hypothesized direct and indirect effects of identification on wellbeing

Table 1

Descriptive statistics

Minimum

Maximum

Mean

Standard deviation

Identification

2.6

7

5.35

0.93

Partying norm

1

5

4.07

0.88

Reluctance to seek help norm

1

5

3.53

1.05

Own partying behaviour

1

5

3.01

1.36

Own reluctance to seek help

1

5

3.16

1.23

Depression

1

4

1.68

0.59

Satisfaction with life

1

7

4.63

1.38

Positive affect

1

4.75

2.60

0.96

Wellbeing

−2.26

1.56

0.01

0.86

Table 2

Correlations

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

1. Identification

2. Partying norm

.085

3. Reluctance to seek help norm

−.181

.105

4. Own partying behaviour

.337**

.528**

.050

5. Own reluctance to seek help

−.216*

−.030

.424**

.071

6. Depression

−.419**

.040

.247*

−.093

.237*

7. Satisfaction with life

.406**

.009

−.206*

.160

−.221*

−.566**

8. Positive affect

.422**

.099

−.159

.194^

−.304**

−.543**

.625**

9. Wellbeing

.491**

.027

−.241*

.175^

−.300**

−.829**

.861**

.853**

* p < .05, ** p < .01, ^ p < .10

Fig. 2

The effect of identification on wellbeing and the indirect effect of the reluctance to seek help norm on wellbeing. *p < .05, **p < .01, ^p < 09, n.s. p > .09. Standardized beta values are displayed for all single-headed arrows and correlation coefficients are displayed for double-headed arrows. Unstandardized values are shown in Table 2

Table 3

Summary of output from Hayes’ [24] Process macro

Outcome: own partying behaviour

Model summary

R

.606

R 2

.367

F(df1, df2)

17.02(3,88)

p < .001

Model

Coeff

SE

t

Constant

−2.719

.942

−2.886

p = .005

Identification

.442

.126

3.505

p < .001

Partying norm

.769

.133

5.791

p < .001

Reluctance to seek help norm

.068

.112

.606

p = .546

Outcome: own reluctance to seek help

Model summary

R

.428

R2

.183

F(df1,df2)

6.56(3,88)

p < .001

Model

Coeff

SE

t

Constant

2.942

.975

3.018

p = .003

Identification

−.189

.132

−1.449

p = .151

Partying norm

−.082

.137

−0.593

p = .554

Reluctance to seek help norm

.443

.116

3.827

p < .001

Outcome: wellbeing

Model summary

R

.540

R 2

.291

F(df1,df2)

7.07(5,86)

p < .001

Model

Coeff

SE

t

Constant

−1.320

.942

−2.886

p = .005

Identification

.376

.092

4.071

p < .001

Own partying behaviour

.049

.073

.668

p = .506

Own reluctance to seek help

−.124

.070

−1.765

p = .081

Partying norm

−.043

.106

−.409

p = .683

Reluctance to seek help norm

−.075

.081

−.933

p = .354

Language: English
Page range: 101 - 112
Published on: Dec 18, 2013
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
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© 2013 Kathleen G. McNeill, Annelise Kerr, Kenneth I. Mavor, published by Bohn Stafleu van Loghum
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