Table 5.

Percentages of the probabilistic alternative of the life-death decision across six sizes.

	With sample S (n = 723)
	Group size = 60000	Group size = 6000	Group size = 600	Group size = 150	Group size = 60	Group size = 6
Positive frame	24.6% (n = 65)	30.5% (n = 59)	37.1% (n = 62)	43.3% (n = 60)	35.9% (n = 64)	50.9% (n = 53)
Negative frame	42.7% (n = 75)	50.9% (n = 53)	53.6% (n = 56)	49.3% (n = 67)	52.7% (n = 55)	61.1% (n = 54)
P value of the FE	0.025	0.028	0.072	0.504	0.066	0.289

In group size 60000, Pearson’s Independence Test: χ²(1) = 5.036. In group size 6000, χ²(1) = 4.851. In group size 600, χ²(1) = 3.228. In group size 150, χ²(1) = 0.446. In group size 60, χ²(1) = 3.389. In group size 6, χ²(1) = 1.123. DK/NA (446 people) is excluded from the analysis. The last row shows p values of the framing effect.