highly significantp <.001
When masculinity preference was regressed on order and time (pre- to post-prime), there was a highly significant effect of order ( z = 4.73, p <.001), but the effect of time was no longer significant ( z = –.84, p = .40).
When masculinity preference was regressed on order and time (pre- to post-prime), there was a highly significant effect of order ( z = 4.73, p <.001), but the effect of time was no longer significant ( z = –.84, p = .40).
However, the ratings for disgust and anger were positively skewed and thus we reran the analyses using their logarithm and observed the same results: a marginally significant interaction between the male-on-female violence condition and time ( p = .06), and no significant interactions between time and the emotion variables.