. 2020 Oct 7;170:110426. doi: 10.1016/j.paid.2020.110426

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics and inter-scale correlations between all variables included in the present study, reported separately for women (top diagonal) and men (bottom diagonal).

		(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)	(6)	(7)	(8)	(9)
(1) Body dissatisfaction/low body fat^a			.62^⁎⁎	.27^⁎⁎	.01	.37^⁎⁎	.19^⁎	.32^⁎⁎	.10	.39^⁎⁎
(2) Drive for thinness/muscularity^a		.42^⁎⁎		.34^⁎⁎	.04	.41^⁎⁎	.34^⁎⁎	.31^⁎⁎	−.17^⁎	.12
(3) Perceived stress		.32^⁎⁎	.39^⁎⁎		.09	.77^⁎⁎	.42^⁎⁎	.24^⁎⁎	−.21^⁎⁎	.05
(4) Stressful life events		.04	.18^⁎	.14^⁎		.07	.13^⁎	.03	−.05	−.03
(5) Trait anxiety		.31^⁎⁎	.41^⁎⁎	.79^⁎⁎	.12		.36^⁎⁎	.35^⁎⁎	−.11	.10
(6) COVID-19-related stress		.16^⁎	.46^⁎⁎	.39^⁎⁎	.11	.33^⁎⁎		.38^⁎⁎	−.17^⁎	.01
(7) COVID-19-related anxiety		.22^⁎	.37^⁎⁎	.28^⁎⁎	.09	.27^⁎⁎	.48^⁎⁎		.11	.19^⁎
(8) Age		.01	−.33^⁎⁎	−.20^⁎	−.12^⁎	−.20^⁎⁎	−.16^⁎	−.02		.18^⁎
(9) Body mass index		.41^⁎⁎	−.17^⁎	.03	.01	.01	−.08	−.02	.25^⁎⁎
Women	M	4.06	3.48	1.93	0.61	2.30	4.59	4.80	35.26	26.19
Women	SD	1.13	1.26	0.79	1.34	0.62	1.35	1.59	11.04	6.01
Men	M	3.40	3.14	1.76	0.86	2.21	4.21	4.40	33.23	26.52
Men	SD	1.14	1.10	0.67	1.58	0.56	1.38	1.78	11.58	5.74
t		–	–	2.82	1.88	1.66	3.17	2.70	2.02	0.64
p^b		–	–	.005	.061	.097	.002	.007	.044	.524
Cohen's d		–	–	0.25	0.17	0.15	0.28	0.24	0.18	0.06

Note. Women n = 255, men n = 251.

Women completed the Body Dissatisfaction and Drive for Thinness subscales of the Eating Disorders Inventory-3, whereas men completed the Low Body Fat and Muscularity subscales of the Male Body Attitudes Scale.

Only the gender difference in COVID-19-related stress reaches significance once a Bonferroni correction, such that p = (1 − α)^k ≈ 1 − kα = α / k = 0.007, is applied.

^⁎

p < .05.

^⁎⁎

p < .001.