Table 3.

Effects of emotion condition on perceived risk (PR)

	Perceived risk of target condition						Perceived risk of side effect
	If took pill			If did not take pill			If took pill			If did not take pill
	β	p-value	ω2	β	p-value	ω2	β	p-value	ω2	β	p-value	ω2
Deliberative risk perceptions
Emotion condition
Anger	0.072	0.13	0.00073	0.028	0.58	−0.00039	0.10	0.038	0.0019	0.051	0.32	< .001
Fear	0.0087	0.86	−0.00055	−0.035	0.49	−0.00029	0.034	0.47	−0.00028	0.12	0.022	0.0024
Experiential risk perceptions
Emotion condition
Anger	0.041	0.55	−0.00036	0.099	0.16	0.00057	0.028	0.7	−0.00048	0.034	0.62	−0.00042
Fear	−0.00036	0.99	−0.00056	−0.0068	0.92	−0.00055	0.075	0.31	2.1E-05	0.15	0.03	0.0021
Affective risk perceptions
Emotion condition
Anger	0.87	0.15	0.00058	0.052	0.36	< .0001	0.17a	0.002	0.0046	0.049	0.41	−0.00017
Fear	0.034	0.55	−0.00035	0.12	0.024	0.0022	0.015	0.83	−0.00051	0.062	0.28	< 0.0001

ref = reference category

Adjusted models included age, sex, race/ethnicity, health status, and target health condition as covariates.

^*p < .05;

^**p < .01;

^***p < .001

^aStatistically significant effect in models adjusted for multiple comparisons when Q = .05 (all effects remained significant when Q = .25).