Table 8.
(A) RM ANOVA—Main effects on RT MORAL JUDGMENT as a function of RESPONSE TYPE | |||||
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Mean | SE | F(1, 41) | p | r | |
QUESTION TYPE | |||||
Deontological response | 5680.779 | 427.726 | 0.005 | 0.946 | ns |
Utilitarian response | 5661.827 | 441.793 | |||
INTENTIONALITY | |||||
Accidental harm | 6009.467 | 449.472 | 6.499 | 0.015 | 0.37 |
Instrumental harm | 5333.139 | 415.105 | |||
INTERACTIONS | |||||
Response Type*Intentionality | 6.010 | 0.018 | 0.65 | ||
(B) Tests to break down the interaction | |||||
Mean | SE | t-test(42) | p | r | |
DEONTOLOGICAL RESPONSE | |||||
Accidental harm | 6434.148 | 571.955 | 3.313 | 0.003 | 0.46 |
Instrumental harm | 4927.411 | 393.270 | |||
UTILITARIAN RESPONSE | |||||
Accidental harm | 5584.787 | 424.480 | −0.414 | 0.681 | ns |
Instrumental harm | 5738.867 | 528.586 |
Mean Likert scale responses: 1 = No, I don't do it, i.e., deontological moral judgment; 7 = Yes, I do it, i.e., utilitarian moral judgment. RT is in milliseconds (ms).