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Published in final edited form as: J Pers. 2013 Apr 8;82(1):57–68. doi: 10.1111/jopy.12033

Table 2.

Univariate ANOVAs and Post Hoc Cluster Comparisons Based Upon Tukey HSD Tests for Aspects of Psychosocial Functioning for Men and Women

	Total	High Presence High Search	Undifferentiated	High Presence Low Search	Low Presence High Search	Low Presence Low Search/ High Presence Moderate Search	F(4, 7093)	Eta²
Sample size (n)	27%/73%	25%/25%	37%/29%	15%/11%	13%/13%	10%/22%
Self-esteem		39.56^a/38.66^a	35.88^b/35.57^b	42.09^c/42.43^c	32.45^d/31.89^d	32.89^d/40.83^e	103.97^/280.98^	.20/.20
Eudaimonic well-being		60.68^a/60.67^a	54.94^b/54.95^b	62.09^c/63.07^c	54.24^b/54.81^b	50.57^d/61.72^d	96.42^/212.32^	.19/.16
Life satisfaction		21.70^a/21.72^a	19.48^b/19.14^b	23.04^c/23.33^c	16.30^d/16.93^d	15.68^d/22.79^e	114.71^/209.38^	.21/.15
Psychological well-being		67.99^a/68.37^a	61.66^b/62.23^b	70.55^c/71.37^c	60.99^b/62.23^b	54.13^d/69.97^d	110.09^/189.52^	.21/.14
Depressive symptoms		52.91^a/55.60^a	55.17^b/56.44^a	48.05^c/49.32^b	58.09^d/59.33^c	56.98^bd/51.57^d	28.26^/87.90^	.05/.06
Anxiety		37.76^a/42.59^a	42.58^b/45.03^b	32.36^c/34.32^c	46.27^d/47.97^d	48.39^d/37.35^e	48.67^/102.30^	.09/.07
Rule breaking		18.66^a/16.83^a	21.72^b/19.73^b	17.23^c/15.07^c	20.65^b/17.66^d	26.70^d/15.75^e	45.15^/85.50^	.08/.06
Social aggression		25.21^a/24.86^a	27.08^b/26.28^b	23.49^c/22.07^c	28.24^bd/26.91^b	29.65^d/23.30^d	22.49^/54.91^	.04/.04
Physical aggression		20.50^a/18.43^a	23.12^b/20.63^b	18.83^c/16.50^c	22.35^b/19.52^d	26.12^d/17.11^c	31.71^/65.15^	.06/.05

Note. HSD = honestly significant difference. Male is indicated before the slash;female is indicated after the slash.A cluster mean is significantly different from another mean if they have different superscripts.

p < .001.