Does stigmatization moderate the association between intention and implementation of learned prevention-strategies at work after a depressive episode? – a cross-sectional pilot study

Table 4 ANOVA of participants with single (n = 25) and recurrent depressive episodes (n = 87)

Dependent variable	Scale	M (SD)		F	df	p	η²
Dependent variable	Scale	Single episode	> 1 episode	F	df	p	η²
RQ1: Intention	1–7	6.07 (0.90)	5.72 (1.39)	1.74	1	.19	.016
RQ2: Implementation	1–7	5.79 (1.17)	5.08 (1.28)	3.78	1	.06	.033
RQ3a: anticipated stigmatization	1–5	1.94 (0.87)	2.78 (1.09)	10.07	1	.002	.085
RQ3b: experienced stigmatization	1–5	1.34 (0.86)	1.97 (1.06)	4.58	1	.035	.040

Controlled for time since back and depressiveness; M mean, SD standard deviation, F F-value, df degrees of freedom, p p-value (significance), η² explained variance, RQ research question. Significant results in bold

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