For and against Organ Donation and Transplantation: Intricate Facilitators and Barriers in Organ Donation Perceived by German Nurses and Doctors

Table 6

Correlations between the tested factors.

	ODT arguments to be communicated to relatives		Own perception of ODT barriers		Putative ODT barriers of relatives		Stress barriers: medical reasons	Ethical barriers to ODT
	Personal ethical facilitators	Concrete altruistic effects	Transcendent barriers	Immanent barriers	Transcendent barriers	Immanent barriers
ODT arguments to be communicated to relatives
Personal ethical facilitators	1,000	,463	−,029	,142	,054	,223	−,003	.012
Concrete altruistic effects		1,000	−,131	,059	,003	,219	,015	−,013
Putative own ODT barriers
Transcendent barriers: protection of the soul			1,000	,512	,376	,151	−,091	−,025
Immanent barriers: affection of the physical body				1,000	,193	,487	−,148	−,004
Putative ODT barriers of relatives
Transcendent barriers: protection of the soul					1,000	,381	−,023	,117
Immanent barriers: affection of the physical body						1,000	−,110	,166
Stress barriers: medical reasons								.010

⁢ (Spearman rho).