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Research Article

“More support, less distress?”: Examining the role of social norms in alleviating practitioners’ psychological distress in the context of assisted dying services

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Table 1. Descriptive statistics and inter-correlations in Study 1.

Table 2. Moderated multiple regression analyses for distress in Study 1.

Figure 1. Simple slopes analysis shows there is no interaction between willingness to euthanize and norms in predicting the level of participants’ distress in Study 1.

Figure 1. Simple slopes analysis shows there is no interaction between willingness to euthanize and norms in predicting the level of participants’ distress in Study 1.

Table 3. Descriptive statistics and inter-correlations in Study 2.

Table 4. Moderated multiple regression analyses for distress in Study 2.

Figure 2. Simple slopes analysis of the significant interaction effect of willingness to participate in providing assisted dying services and norms on distress level in Study 2.

Figure 2. Simple slopes analysis of the significant interaction effect of willingness to participate in providing assisted dying services and norms on distress level in Study 2.
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