Table 2. Test of correlation (Pearson...

Table 2.

Test of correlation (Pearson chi square and Spearman test) between discrimination and diversity characteristics of participants (N = 473)

Discrimination experience	Roh		Asymptotic significance (two-sided)
Age^a	0.213	.	<0.001^b
	Value	Degrees of Freedom – Df	Asymptotic significance (two-sided)
Gender identity	49.990	5	<0.001
Migration background	2.179	1	0.140
Ethnic minority	4.917	2	0.086
Social groups^c
Asian-German	0.040	1	0.841
BIPoC	0.888	1	0.346
Russian-German	0.141	1	0.707
White	0.186	1	0.666
Black	4.678	1	0.031
Sexual orientation	37.139	7	<0.001
Religion	8.743	7	0.272
Disability and/or chronic disease^d	10.721	1	<0.001

Discrimination experience	Roh		Asymptotic significance (two-sided)
Age^a	0.213	.	<0.001^b
	Value	Degrees of Freedom – Df	Asymptotic significance (two-sided)
Gender identity	49.990	5	<0.001
Migration background	2.179	1	0.140
Ethnic minority	4.917	2	0.086
Social groups^c
Asian-German	0.040	1	0.841
BIPoC	0.888	1	0.346
Russian-German	0.141	1	0.707
White	0.186	1	0.666
Black	4.678	1	0.031
Sexual orientation	37.139	7	<0.001
Religion	8.743	7	0.272
Disability and/or chronic disease^d	10.721	1	<0.001

Note(s):

^aSpearman correlation test was conducted to assess the correlation between age and discrimination experience;

^bSignificant results are marked in italics;

^cOnly the four most common social groups and the statistically significant were listed in the table

^dDisabilities 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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