Figure 1.

Means (M) and standard deviations (SD, error bars) of the attribution questionnaire (AQ^†) for the sample of women (black bars) and men (gray bars), with imputed data (Number of imputations = 20; Number of observations = 320 per sample). ^†Dangerous: I think she/he^‡ is dangerous. Blame: I would think that it was her/his^‡ own fault that she/he^‡ is in the present condition. Fear: I would feel scared of her/him^‡. Anger: I would feel angry at her/him^‡. Avoidance: I would try to stay away from her/him^‡. Coercion: Her/His^‡ doctor should force him/her^‡ into treatment, even if she/he^‡ does not want to. No help: I would probably help her/him^‡ (reverse coded). Segregation: I think it would be best for her/his^‡ community if she/he^‡ were put away in a psychiatric hospital. ^‡The displayed gender aligns to the gender in the sample. Responses were assessed on a scale from “not at all” (0) to “very much” (8).