Commending rather than condemning: Moral elevation and stigma for male veterans with military sexual trauma

BMC Psychology

Table 2 Descriptive statistics and bivariate correlations between state moral elevation and stigma domains

Covariate	M	SD	Range	r (95% CI)	p	α (95% CI)
Anger	5.22	4.38	3–27	.05 [− .07, .16]	.401	.88 [.85, .90]
Blame	8.34	5.09	3–27	.05 [− .07, .16]	.439	.61 [.54, .69]
Pity	19.40	6.10	3–27	.23 [.12, .34]	.000	.77 [.73, .82]
Help	21.26	6.71	3–27	.20 [.09, .31]	.001	.92 [.91, .94]
Dangerousness	5.79	4.82	3–27	.03 [− .09, .14]	.646	.90 [.89, .92]
Fear	5.74	4.68	3–27	.05 [− .07, .16]	.435	.88 [.85, .90]
Avoidance	9.71	6.85	3–27	− .17 [-.27, − .05]	.005	.88 [.85, .90]
Segregation	6.01	4.82	3–27	.04 [− .07, .16]	.477	.89 [.87, .91]
Coercion	10.41	4.87	3–23	.06 [− .06, .17]	.315	.47 [.37, .57]

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