Corrigendum to “Swedish female and male general surgeons differ in personality traits”

Blohm M, McGrath A, Mukka S, Jolbäck P. Swedish female and male general surgeons differ in personality traits. Scandinavian Journal of Surgery. 2024;0(0). doi: 10.1177/14574969241299472

The authors identified that in Table 3a of the article, the standardized values from the SPSS output were mistakenly reported as Cohen’s d values instead of the correct point estimates. The correct table has been included in the article and is as below

Table 3a.

Unadjusted mean value of each personality trait for male and female surgeons presented as mean values and 95% confidence intervals.

	Male surgeons	Female surgeons	P-value	Cohen’s D
Openness	35.65 (34.59–36.70)	36.31 (35.17–37.46)	0.398	0.114
Conscientiousness	36.52 (35.92–37.12)	38.17 (37.51–38.82)	<0.001	0.492
Extraversion	25.75 (25.08–26.43)	30.70 (29.96–31.43)	<0.001	1.310
Agreeableness	35.41 (34.76–36.05)	36.58 (35.87–37.28)	0.017	0.325
Neuroticism	16.85 (16.14–17.56)	19.43 (18.66–20.21)	<0.001	0.650