Table 1.

Sample characteristics and average assessment of the diversity climate of participants with lower mean scores, indicating a poorer perception of diversity climate, self-reported data (N = 473)

CharacteristicNa%Diversity climate
NbM
Gender identity
Cis-Woman27457.92722.34 (±0.58)
Cis-Man14731.11452.53 (±0.71)
Trans-Man71.572.14 (±0.38)
Non-binary194.0192.32 (±0.75)
Migration
German31065.53092.37 (±0.62)
Migration background16134.01602.44 (±0.66)
Ethnic minority
Yes7515.9752.28 (±0.69)
No37579.33732.40 (±0.63)
Social groupsc
Asian-German173.6172.24 (±0.44)
BIPoC132.7132.46 (±0.78)
Russian-German132.7132.62 (±0.77)
White29161.52892.38 (±0.63)
Sexual orientation
Heterosexual32268.13192.44 (±0.65)
Homosexual153.2152.60 (±0.51)
Bisexual5411.4532.30 (±0.64)
Pansexual357.4352.17 (±0.57)
Asexual183.8182.33 (±0.59)
Unsure122.5122.00 (±0.43)
Religion and denominationd
Non-religious11023.31092.37 (±0.66)
Atheistic8918.8892.42 (±0.64)
Muslim337.0332.48 (±0.62)
Christian17436.81722.40 (±0.64)
Disability and/or chronic diseasee
Stated17637.21742.37 (±0.65)
Not stated21345.02132.42 (±0.64)
Experiences of discrimination
No20543.32042.53 (±0.67)
Yes26756.42652.29 (±0.59)
Perception of diversity climate
Very negative275.7271 (±0)
Rather negative24351.42432 (±0)
Rather positive18739.51873 (±0)
Very positive122.5124 (±0)
No answer given40.9..
Note(s):

aAs answer options like “others” and those who have not given an answer were removed from the table, 100% may not always be fulfilled;

bAs not everyone stated their perception on diversity climate, N for diversity climate may vary from overall N;

cOnly the four most common social groups were listed in Table 1;

dOnly the four most common religions or denominations were listed in Table 1;

eDisabilities and/or chronic diseases included the following categories: mental impairment, chronic physical illness, learning disorder, physical impairment, sensory impairment and others

Source(s): Authors’ own work

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