Figure 4. Rates of FAP [upper graph] and FAT [lower graph] for various Recipient age-gender groups.

The proportion of reviewer responses to the Recipient Question [upper graph] and Donor Question [lower graph] for all females, all males, and all subsets of age groups within each gender (20–29, 30–39, 40–49, 50–59, and 60–69 years). Each stacked graph includes the positive assessment of FAP [upper graph] or FAT [lower graph] (“looks like the Recipient” and “looks like the Donor”, respectively) on the right of the 0% line (light and dark blue) and the negative assessment of FAP [lower graph] or FAT [upper graph] (“does not look like the Recipient” or “does not look like the Donor”, respectively) on the left of the 0% line (red). “Not sure” responses are not shown in the interest of simplicity. The two topmost stacked bars in the upper and lower graph show overall rates of FAP and FAT, respectively, for each gender. The black asterisks represent the p-values from a one-sample chi-squared test of the “Looks like”/”Does not look like” ratio against a null hypothesis of a 50%/50% split. The blue asterisks represent the p-values from the pair-wise test for equal FAP or FAT between patterns. */^ = p < 0.05; **/^^ = p < 0.01; ***/^^^ = p < 0.001. Lack of an asterisk or wedge indicates not significant at α = 0.05.