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. 2020 Oct 1;3(1):36. doi: 10.5334/joc.125

Table 2.

Weight-of-evidence strategies’ effects on changes in attitude. The results presented in Tables 2–4 are based on a 2 (rebuttal vs. advocate silent; between subjects) × 2 (outnumbering 5:1 vs. equal proportion of discussants 3:3; between subjects) × 2 (forewarning vs. no forewarning) × 2 (measurement before vs. after the debate; within subjects) repeated-measures ANOVA (Type II sum of squares). Significant effects are shown in boldface for the significance level of p < 0.05.

Attitude Experiment 1
n = 101
Experiment 2
n = 390
Experiment 3
n = 396

Effects F p η2p F p η2p F p η2p

Time 99.16 <.001 .506 165.42 <.001 .302 132.11 <.001 .254
Rebuttal × Time 10.01 .002 .094 24.13 <.001 .059 50.91 <.001 .116
Outnumbering × Time 0.11 .737 .001 0.27 .605 .001 2.10 .148 .005
Forewarning × Time 7.52 .006 .019 1.11 .293 .003
Rebuttal × Outnumbering × Time 4.68 .033 .046 0.02 .883 <.001 2.83 .093 .007
Rebuttal × Forewarning × Time 0.47 .495 .001 0.16 .687 <.001
Outnumbering × Forewarning × Time 1.40 .239 .004 0.02 .886 <.001
Rebuttal × Outnumbering × Forewarning × Time 0.54 .462 .001 3.37 .067 .009