|
Gender
| |
Z = −2.30
|
.021
|
|
Male (N = 126)
|
2.67 (1.54)
| | |
|
Female (N = 357)
|
2.96 (1.50)
| | |
|
Type of degree
| |
Z = −5.54
|
<.001
|
|
‘Clinically-relevant' (N = 161)
|
3.45 (1.67)
| | |
|
‘Non-relevant' (N = 320)
|
2.60 (1.36)
| | |
|
Level of education
| |
Z = −0.45
|
.652
|
|
Undergraduate (N = 436)
|
2.89 (1.56)
| | |
|
Postgraduate (N = 46)
|
2.84 (1.09)
| | |
|
Origin
| |
Z = −3.28
|
.001
|
|
Home student (N = 393)
|
2.99 (1.54)
| | |
|
EU/International student (N = 88)
|
2.43 (1.32)
| | |
|
Personal experience of mental health issue(s)
|
Z = −1.50
|
.652
|
|
Yes (N = 273)
|
3.02 (1.57)
| | |
|
No (N = 180)
|
2.76 (1.43)
| | |
|
Experience of family member/close friend with mental health issue(s)
|
Z = −3.89
|
<.001
|
|
Yes (N = 295)
|
3.13 (1.58)
| | |
|
No (N = 129)
|
2.49 (1.30)
| | |
|
Exposure to mental health media/campaigns in past twelve months
|
Z = −3.02
|
.003
|
|
Yes (N = 280)
|
3.08 (1.50)
| | |
|
No (N = 121)
|
2.66 (1.57)
| | |
