Table 1 Exposure variables hypothesised to be associated with greater intentions of help-seeking and higher odds of past help-seeking behaviours
From: Predictors of mental health help-seeking among Polish people living in the United Kingdom
Greater intentions of future help-seeking will be associated with: | Higher odds of past help-seeking behaviours will be associated with: |
|---|---|
- predisposing factors: | - predisposing factors: |
(1) being female | (1) being female |
(2) being older | (2) being older |
(3) being married | (3) being married |
(4) longer length of stay in the UK | (4) longer length of stay in the UK |
(5) presence of a partner in the UK | (5) presence of a partner in the UK |
(6) presence of a child/children in the UK | (6) presence of a child/children in the UK |
(7) lower help-seeking self-stigma | (7) lower help-seeking self-stigma |
- enabling factors: | - enabling factors: |
(1) having a degree | (1) having a degree |
(2) being employed | (2) being employed |
(3) greater perceived social support | (3) greater perceived social support |
(4) better proficiency in English language | (4) better proficiency in English language |
(5) better knowledge of NHS | (5) better knowledge of NHS |
(6) greater acculturation | (6) greater acculturation |
(7) history of help-seeking behaviours | |
- need factors: | - need factors: |
(1) poorer mental health | (1) poorer mental health |