The relationship between subjective compliance with isolation precautions and moral sensitivity in novice nurses: cross-sectional study

Table 2 Descriptive information about the variables

Variables	Mean ± SD	Median(P₂₅-P₇₅)	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
(1) Moral sensitivity	90.49 ± 25.94	84 (74–97)	N/A
(2) Autonomy	19.19 ± 8.21	17 (13–23)	0.855^**
(3) Benevolence	12.89 ± 4.69	13 (10–16)	0.634^**	0.454^**
(4) Holistic approach	13.17 ± 6.37	11 (9–15)	0.758^**	0.637^**	0.477^**
(5) Conflict	10.38 ± 3.89	10 (8–13)	0.190^**	0.076	-0.053	0.105^*
(6) Practice	13.62 ± 4.30	13 (10–17)	0.670^**	0.536^**	0.371^**	0.387^**	-0.102^*
(7) Orientation	9.26 ± 5.83	7 (5–11)	0.768^**	0.712^**	0.439^**	0.625^**	0.198^**	0.361^**
(8) Compliance with isolation precautions	79.29 ± 7.68	82 (76–85)	-0.094	-0.116^*	-0.044	-0.084	-0.230^**	0.066	-0.175^**

**p < 0.01, *p < 0.05, SD: Standard deviation, Spearman correlation test, N/A: Not available
Note: Negative relationships that are statistically significant due to the way the scales are calculated indicate the presence of a clinically positive relationship

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