My project is exploring how mental health conditions (MHC) affect compassion fatigue (CF) development.
My participants are clinical therapists and have provided the following data:
There are 8 categories for MHCs (Anxiety, Depression, and 6 more) - they have provided a percentage of their own exposure to each for a total of a value of 100.
Self-reported intensity for each of the MHCs they are exposed to - they have rated this intensity on a 10 point scale.
Using an externally developed scale for CF development - I have gathered each participant's risk factor for CF development on a 5 point scale (extremely low, low, moderate, high, and extremely high).
I want to test if MHC exposure is related to an increased CF risk factor as well as intensity as a factor.
I am unfamiliar with how to approach this and would appreciate any insight.
My participants are clinical therapists and have provided the following data:
There are 8 categories for MHCs (Anxiety, Depression, and 6 more) - they have provided a percentage of their own exposure to each for a total of a value of 100.
Self-reported intensity for each of the MHCs they are exposed to - they have rated this intensity on a 10 point scale.
Using an externally developed scale for CF development - I have gathered each participant's risk factor for CF development on a 5 point scale (extremely low, low, moderate, high, and extremely high).
I want to test if MHC exposure is related to an increased CF risk factor as well as intensity as a factor.
I am unfamiliar with how to approach this and would appreciate any insight.