marginally significantp = .06
For married women, age was a powerful predictor of average quality satisfaction, with those in their 20s (.45, p < .05) and 30s (.55, p < .001) reporting significantly higher levels than the reference group in their 50s. Very few other factors predicted average quality satisfaction for women, save marginally significant effects for Evangelical Protestants (.35, p = .06) and strong Democrats (−.30, p = .07).