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Table 3 Categories for costs/benefits of helping/not helping the person in the vignette

From: Exploring perceived costs and benefits of first aid for youth with depression: a qualitative study of Japanese undergraduates

Domain A: Costs of helping (165 labels)

Domain C: Costs of not helping (141 labels)

Self (135 labels; 81.82%)

Self (87 labels; 61.70%)

 1. Psychological distress: Distress felt when conducting helping behavior (53 labels; 32.12%)

 1. Psychological distress: Distress felt when making the decision not to help (25 labels; 17.73%)

 

 2. Psychological distress: Distress over keeping the friendship (40 labels; 28.37%)

 2. Psychological distress: Guilt and powerlessness felt when helping behavior failed (10 labels; 6.06%)

 3. Psychological distress: Self-reproof felt when symptoms got worse (13 labels; 9.22%)

 3. Material expenses (56 labels; 33.94%)

 4. Loss of opportunity to gain knowledge and information (9 labels; 6.38%)

 4. Loss of energy (16 labels; 9.70%)

 

Person in the vignette (6 labels; 3.64%)

Person in the vignette (12 labels; 8.51%)

 5. Psychological distress for the person in the vignette (6 labels; 3.64%)

 5. Loss of opportunity to improve symptoms (12 labels; 8.51%)

Interpersonal relationships (20 labels; 12.12%)

Interpersonal relationships (37 labels; 26.24%)

 6. Deterioration of the friendship (18 labels; 10.91%)

 6. Deterioration and dissolution of the friendship (26 labels; 18.44%)

 7. Loss of reputation (2 labels; 1.21%)

 7. Loss of reputation (11 labels; 7.80%)

Other labels (4 labels; 2.42%)

Other labels (5 labels; 3.55%)

 8. Other labels (4 labels; 2.42%)

 8. Other labels (5 labels; 3.55%)

Domain B: Benefits of helping (196 labels)

Domain D: Benefits of not helping (122 labels)

Self (87 labels; 44.39%)

Self (101 labels; 82.79%)

 1. Psychological benefits (40 labels; 20.41%)

 1. Avoidance of psychological distress (63 labels; 51.64%)

 2. Gaining knowledge, experience, and skills (32 labels; 16.33%)

 2. Gaining the opportunity to think over the possible approaches (2 labels; 1.64%)

 3. Resolution or avoidance of psychological distress (15 labels; 7.65%)

 
 

 3. Avoidance of material expenses (36 labels; 29.51%)

Person in the vignette (42 labels; 21.43%)

Person in the vignette (13 labels; 10.66%)

 4. Psychological benefits for the person in the vignette (42 labels; 21.43%)

 4. Avoidance of psychological distress for the person in the vignette (8 labels; 6.56%)

 

 5. Respecting autonomy and opportunity (5 labels; 4.10%)

Interpersonal relationships (66 labels; 33.67%)

Interpersonal relationships (6 labels; 4.92%)

 5. Maintaining or deepening the friendship (60 labels; 30.61%)

 6. Avoiding the risks of deteriorating friendship (6 labels; 4.92%)

 6. Gaining a reputation (6 labels; 3.06%)

 

Other labels (1 label; 0.51%)

Other labels (2 labels; 1.64%)

 7. Other labels (1 label; 0.51%)

 7. Other labels (2 labels; 1.64%)