. 2017 Jun 2;8:883. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2017.00883

Table 2.

Differences in ratings between the counter-stereotypic and stereotypic condition in the Pretest Study and in Study 1.

		Condition
		Counter-stereotypic		Stereotypic
		M	SD	M	SD
Pretest	Stereotypicality	3.38^a	1.35	4.23^b	1.49
	Femininity	4.54^a	1.31	5.10^b	1.17
	Attractiveness	5.89^a	0.96	6.00^a	0.96
	Likability	5.81^a	1.02	5.62^a	1.18
	Competence	6.06^a	0.93	5.68^b	1.15
	Positive emotions	3.92^a	1.53	3.38^b	1.47
	Negative emotions	1.69^a	1.19	1.61^a	1.04
	Task perception	5.12^a	1.23	5.13^a	1.28
Study 1	Stereotypicality	3.43^a	1.27	4.62^b	1.17
	Femininity	4.81^a	1.18	5.37^b	0.92
	Attractiveness	5.80^a	1.16	5.76^a	1.07
	Likability	5.85^a	1.10	5.73^a	1.04
	Competence	6.35^a	0.82	5.96^b	1.08
	Positive emotions	3.79^a	1.56	3.21^b	1.53
	Negative emotions	1.53^a	0.95	1.62^a	0.99
	Task perception	5.31^a	1.31	5.40^a	1.16

Means with a different superscript are significantly different from one another at p < 0.05. Pretest ratings represent aggregated ratings of four images (A, B, C, and D) while Study 1 ratings represent aggregated ratings of two images selected from the pretest (A, B).