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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Women Q. 2014 Jun 9;38(4):519–534. doi: 10.1177/0361684313510152

Table 3.

Results of Regression Analyses and Bivariate Correlations for Study 1.

Neosexism
 Negative Attitudes
Toward Women
 Attitudes Toward Feminism
and Women’s Rights
R2
(F)		 β
(t)		 p r
(p)		 R2
(F)		 β
(t)		 p r
(p)		 R2
(F)		 β
(t)		 p r
(p)
Model .25
(−9.32)		 <.001 .30
(11.61)		 <.001 .14
(4.41)		 <.001
Polyculturalism −.15
(−2.11)		 .036 −.20
(.009)		 −.17
(−2.57)		 .011 −.26
(.001)		 .15
(1.97)		 .050 .17
(.023)
Right-wing authoritarianism .20
(−2.71)		 .007 .32
(<.001)		 .33
(4.48)		 <.001 .44
(<.001)		 −.14
(−1.72)		 .087 −.21
(.007)
Race essentialism .12
(−1.13)		 .260 .31
(<.001)		 −.00
(−0.03)		 .979 .31
(<.001)		 −.05
(−0.39)		 .695 −.16
(.035)
Gender essentialism .25
(−2.42)		 .017 .33
(<.001)		 .24
(2.44)		 .016 .34
(<.001)		 −.19
(−1.75)		 .083 −.19
(.014)
Ethnic identity attachment and
 behavioral involvement		 −.24
(−3.48)		 .001 −.19
(.013)		 −.19
(−2.83)		 .005 −.12
(.129)		 .20
(2.65)		 .009 .17
(.023)
Gender identity importance and
 attachment		 −.12
(−1.51)		 .134 .06
(.475)		 .02
(−0.32)		 .751 .18
(.020)		 .15
(1.79)		 .075 .04
(.575)

Note. N = 171. βs are standardized regression coefficients and rs are bivariate correlations.