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Table 3 Sexual harassment climate score among study participants

From: Impact of workplace violence on anxiety and sleep disturbances among Egyptian medical residents: a cross-sectional study

 

Sexual harassment climate

Strongly disagree

Disagree

Neither agree nor disagree

Agree

Strongly agree

 1

It would be risky for me to file a sexual harassment complaint

19 (18.8%)

25 (24.8%)

25 (24.8%)

26 (25.7%)

6 (5.9%)

 2

A sexual harassment complaint would not be taken seriously

22 (21.8%)

26 (25.7%)

21 (20.8%)

27 (26.7%)

5 (5.0%)

 3

A sexual harassment complaint would be thoroughly investigated

12 (11.9%)

10 (9.9%)

31 (30.7%)

35 (34.7%)

13 (12.9%)

4

I would feel comfortable reporting a sexual harassment complaint at any current duty station

17 (16.8%)

15 (14.9%)

28 (27.7%)

28 (27.7%)

13 (12.9%)

 5

Sexual harassment is not tolerated at my current duty station

8 (7.9%)

12 (11.9%)

43 (42.6%)

27 (26.7%)

11 (10.9%)

 6

Individuals who sexually harass others get away with it

7 (6.9%)

10 (9.9%)

42 (41.6%)

34 (33.7%)

8 (7.9%)

 7

I would be afraid to file a sexual harassment complaint

16 (15.8%)

28 (27.7%)

26 (25.7%)

20 (19.8%)

11 (10.9%)

 8

Penalties against individuals who sexually harass others at work are strongly enforced

10 (9.9%)

10 (9.9%)

51 (50.5%)

25 (24.8%)

5 (5.0%)

 9

Actions are being taken to prevent sexual harassment

9 (8.9%)

16 (15.8%)

42 (41.6%)

24 (23.8%)

10 (9.9%)