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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Med Decis Making. 2018 Oct 20;38(8):1027–1039. doi: 10.1177/0272989X18806493

Table 1.

Participant characteristics

Study condition
M (SD) or n (%)
F-test or χ2
Neutral Anger Fear Overall
Age 37.67
(12.06)
38.99
(13.05)
38.32
(12.08)
38.31
(12.37)
1.79
Sex (female) 355
(52.8)
333
(52.8)
332
(52.2)
1,020
(52.6)
0.054
Race
 White 511
(75.5)
486
(76.8)
493
(77.2)
1490
(76.5)
0.63
 Asian 74
(10.9)
78
(12.3)
65
(10.2)
217
(11.1)
1.51
 Hispanic 50
(7.5)
51
(8.2)
55
(8.8)
156
(8.2)
0.69
 Black 51
(7.5)
47
(7.4)
54
(8.5)
152
(7.8)
0.58
 Other race 39
(5.8)
30
(4.7)
37
(5.8)
106
(5.4)
0.90
Education (7-pt scale) 5.09
(1.57)
5.08
(1.61)
5.04
(1.57)
5.07
(1.58)
0.19
Health status (5-pt scale) 3.34
(1.00)
3.34
(0.98)
3.28
(0.99)
3.32
(0.99)
0.78
Manipulation check
 Current anger (5-pt scale) 1.48
(0.90)
2.79
(1.26)
2.03
(1.21)
2.10
(1.25)
113.17***
 Current fear (5-pt scale) 1.63
(0.96)
2.13
(1.14)
2.56
(1.26)
2.09
(1.19)
57.15***
*

p < .05;

**

p < .01;

***

p < .001

ANOVA and chi-square models tested whether participant characteristics and current emotions were significantly different across emotion conditions (anger, fear, neutral).