highly significantp < .001
Intercorrelations for each set of three items totaled to produce Woman Approach and Child Involvement scores were highly significant (all Woman Approach p < .001, all Child Involvement p < .05).
Intercorrelations for each set of three items totaled to produce Woman Approach and Child Involvement scores were highly significant (all Woman Approach p < .001, all Child Involvement p < .05).
Moreover, there was a negative relationship between Woman Approach and Child Involvement that approached significance ( p = .08, one-tailed), a condition suggestive of a trade-off (Roff 1992 ; Stearns 1992 ).
Pre-race SPMV was related in a similar fashion to these variables, but the correlation with SOI-R Attitude did not achieve significance (Table 2 ).