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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Dec 11.
Published in final edited form as: J Mix Methods Res. 2010 Sep 20;4(4):342–360. doi: 10.1177/1558689810382916

Table 1.

Optimal Solution Table for Machismo Beliefs and for Machismo Self-Identification

Rank Thematic Variables: Machismo Beliefs Percent Cases Mentioning Rank Thematic Variables: Machismo Self-Identification Percent Cases Mentioning
1 Honor, respect, and self-control 63.7 1 Denies negative traits 51.9
2 Family oriented 56.8 2 Identifies as a man, endorses the male role 48.1
3 Abusive, disrespectful toward women 55.1 2 Respectful and egalitarian toward women 48.1
4 Respectful and egalitarian toward women 29.3 4 Controlling and domineering 46.2
5 Physically controlling and abusive 27.5 5 Family oriented 38.5
6 Emotionally controlling and domineering 24.1 6 Tries to control negative traits 36.5
7 Culturally constructed stereotypes 24.1 7 Situational aggression, aggressiveness, and control 34.6
6 Other physical traits 15.5 8 Both positive and negative traits 28.8
9 Emotional suppression 13.7 8 Developmental: Once was negative and now positive 28.8
10 Emotional availability 13.7 10 Denies positive traits 19.2
11 Alcohol based 12.0

Note: These results are based on 58 cases for machismo beliefs and 52 of these same cases for machismo self-identification.