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. 2016 Jun 3;11(6):e0156828. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0156828

Table 1. Distribution of Masculinity and femininity scores in IMIAS sample (n = 1967).

	Masculinity scores^a	Femininity scores^a
	mean (SD) median	mean (SD) median
	Entire sample (n = 1967)	Entire sample (n = 1967)
Study site
Kingston (n = 393)	5.14 (0.96) 5.17	5.62 (0.85) 5.67
Saint-Hyacinthe (n = 392)	4.75 (1.14) 4.83	5.74 (0.75) 5.83
Tirana (n = 387)	4.74 (1.12) 4.83	6.15 (0.74) 6.33
Manizales (n = 393)	4.22 (1.14) 4.17	5.92 (1.08) 6.33
Natal (n = 402)	4.28 (1.30) 4.17	5.32 (0.99) 5.33
	P <0.001^b	P <0.001^b

^a Masculinity and femininity scores were calculated as means of ratings of the six items in each scale.

^b One-way ANOVA for equality of means by study site.