a nonsignificant trendp = .106
This produced a nonsignificant trend in the opposite direction from the prediction of Penton-Voak and colleagues, t (238) = 1.62, p = .106.
This produced a nonsignificant trend in the opposite direction from the prediction of Penton-Voak and colleagues, t (238) = 1.62, p = .106.
offer for these contentions is the finding of a statistical trend towards women in relationships showing a stronger attraction to masculine faces during fertile phases than during nonfertile phases—an effect that was weaker in women who were not in relationships.