Table 1.
Brazilian sample | American sample | |
---|---|---|
Number of participants | 132 | 106 |
Age (years) | M = 21.89 | M = 18.84 |
SD = 2.68 | SD = 1.56 | |
Skin color* | 50.8% white | 35.8% European |
35.6% pardo** | 18.9% Asian | |
6.8% yellow*** | 18.0% Hispanic | |
4.5% black | 17.0% mixed ethnicity | |
2.3% indigenous | 2.8% African American | |
7.5% Other category | ||
Sexual orientation | 84.0% attracted to the opposite sex | 88.6% attracted to the opposite sex |
9.9% attracted to the same sex | 7.6% attracted to both the sexes | |
6.1% attracted to both sexes | 3.8% attracted to the same sex | |
Participant institution | Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Natal (northeastern Brazil) | University of California, Santa Barbara (United States) |
Classified according of skin color classification used in Brazil [Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE), 2010];
mixed-race individuals;
Asian descent: Japanese, Chinese, and Korean.