a statistical trendp = .096
However, relationship satisfaction reached a statistical trend ( t = 1.751, p = .096, d = .54), indicating higher relationship satisfaction in middle-aged men without ED.
However, relationship satisfaction reached a statistical trend ( t = 1.751, p = .096, d = .54), indicating higher relationship satisfaction in middle-aged men without ED.
Further moderation analyses for E2, P, and C failed to reach statistical significance (see the appendix ).
Moderation analyses for the psychosocial parameters identified significant associations between age and ED for perceived general health (β = .0928, p = .004, f 2 = .0328), emotional support (β = .4321, p = .017, f 2 = .0228), and intimacy motivation (β = .1129, p = .003, f 2 = .0351; see Figure 2 ), while for relationship quality, affiliation motivation, optimism, resilience, and satisfaction with life, moderation analyses did not reach statistical significance (see the appendix ).