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Published in final edited form as: Horm Behav. 2009 Dec 23;57(2):263–268. doi: 10.1016/j.yhbeh.2009.12.005

TABLE 2.

Viewing time (Mean±st. dev. seconds) by menstrual cycle phase and test session for each session. There were no overall differences between cycle phases for either OC or NC subjects. (Note: the sample for a given cycle phase on each test session is a different group of women since women were tested at all three different cycle phases.

	Session 1	Session 2	Session 3
OC
Menstrual	9.73±2.63 ^a	4.73±2.04 ^c	4.65±1.53 ^b
Periovulatory	5.43±3.23 ^b	8.49±6.24 ^a	4.81±1.47 ^c
Luteal	4.90±2.18 ^c	4.36±2.53 ^b	8.77±6.15 ^a
NC
Menstrual	5.85±3.46^a	2.75±1.49 ^c	6.96±7.95 ^b
Periovulatory	6.88±5.74 ^b	6.07±3.56 ^a	2.88±1.10 ^c
Luteal	3.14±1.82 ^c	6.85±7.19 ^b	4.85±3.54 ^a

^a,b,c

The same superscripts and types face (e.g. bold, italic, and plain) indicate the response of women starting in a specific menstrual cycle phase at subsequent cycle phases. Thus ^a indicates the responses of women starting in the menstrual cycle phase at their periovulatory and luteal phases.