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. 2016 Jun 8;11(6):e0155995. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0155995

Table 4. Logistic regression models to assess the impact of highlighting mechanism on acceptability for the five interventions in the USA sample.

Size B (SE) Shape B (SE) Location B (SE) Taxation B (SE) Education B (SE)
(Intercept) -0.41(0.29) 0.51(0.30) 0.92(0.32)*** -0.13(0.29) 1.55(0.38)***
Conscious condition 0.13(0.15) -0.16(0.15) -0.25(0.16) -0.04(0.15) 0.16(0.27)
Non-conscious condition 0.21(0.15) 0.27(0.16) 0.14(0.17) -0.02(0.15) -0.35(0.25)
Gender (F) 1.22(0.50) 0.98(0.57) 0.21(0.53) -0.60(0.49) 0.67(0.71)
Age [25;30[ 0.43(0.45) 0.25(0.48) 0.22(0.51) 0.27(0.45) 1.24(0.81)
Age [30;40[ -0.68(0.50) -1.07(0.48) -1.12(0.48) -0.82(0.50) 0.40(0.64)
Age [40;Inf[ 0.15(0.48) -1.03(0.49) -0.90(0.49) 0.61(0.49) -0.25(0.59)
Income [25K,50K[ 0.66(0.44) 0.08(0.46) -0.51(0.46) -0.21(0.44) 2.01(1.07)
Income [50K,Inf[ 0.99(0.41) 0.33(0.43) 0.35(0.46) 0.19(0.40) 0.77(0.59)

N.B.: *** = p < 0.0027358

The control condition taken as reference. To take into account the non-representativeness of the MTurk sample, we control for variables explaining the difference between the MTurk and USA populations. We chose age (4 levels, with [18;25 [y.o. as base), gender (2 levels), and income (3 levels, with [0;25K [as base) and considered all possible interactions between our control variables (i.e., 4x2x3 groups) but only report here their main effects.