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. 2016 Jul 5;7:956. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2016.00956

Table 4.

Group-Specific Means (with SD) on Gender-Related Scales and ANOVA Results regarding Sexual Orientation and Gender in Study 2 at First Measurement.

Women Men SexOr (F, p, η2) Gender (F, p, η2) Gender × SexOr (F, p, η2)
L1 S2 G3 S4
TMF a4.54 (1.15) b5.36 (0.72) c3.49 (0.87) d2.51 (0.98) 0.15, 0.703, 0.00 100.54, < 0.001, 0.52 21.42, < 0.001, 0.19
GEPAQ-M a3.29 (0.45) a3.23 (0.40) a3.31 (0.70) a3.41 (0.55) 0.02, 0.886, 0.00 0.79, 0.376, 0.01 0.47, 0.494, 0.01
GEPAQ-F a4.04 (0.55) a4.18 (0.51) a4.06 (0.48) b3.68 (0.48) 1.48, 0.227, 0.02 5.36, 0.023, 0.06 6.35, 0.013, 0.07
GRB-M a3.59 (0.78) a3.45 (0.79) a3.42 (0.66) b4.17 (0.78) 3.08, 0.082, 0.03 1.94, 0.167, 0.02 6.41, 0.013, 0.07
GRB-F a3.91 (0.76) b4.63 (0.45) a3.57 (0.77) c3.17 (0.78) 1.03, 0.313, 0.01 37.11, 0.001, 0.29 14.42, < 0.001, 0.14
CGRB a3.04 (1.10) a3.38 (0.92) a3.22 (0.67) b4.32 (0.52) 18.05, < 0.001, 0.16 11.00, 0.001, 0.11 4.99, 0.028, 0.05

TMF: 1-7, Traditional Masculinity-Femininity; GEPAQ: 1-5, German Extended Personality Attributes Questionnaire; GRB: 1-6, Gender-Role Behavior; and CGRB: 1-5, Childhood Gender-Role Behavior. Endings indicate masculinity (−M) und femininity (−F) scales. Higher scores indicate higher masculinity on masculinity scales, higher femininity on femininity scales and TMF, and higher gender-conformity on CGRB. According to a Levene test, the assumption of homogeneity of variance was violated for GRB-F and CGRB. Superscripted letters in mean columns refer to groups based on simple-effect findings. Groups sharing the same letter do not differ significantly from each other at α ≤ 0.05.

1

Lesbians n = 25.

2

Straight women n = 26.

3

Gay men n = 24.

4

Straight men n = 21.