Table 4.

One-way ANOVA summary table comparing personality trait groups on all dependent variables.

Variables	df	SS	MS	F	P	Effect size η2
Waist circumference§
Between groups	3	553.874	184.625	1.525	.209	0.02
Within groups	210	25418.202	121.039
Total	213	25972.076
Waist–hip ratio‡
Between groups	3	0.049	0.016	4.244	0.006†	0.06
Within groups	210	0.812	0.004
Total	213	0.861
Body fat (%)§
Between groups	3	307.764	102.588	1.429	0.235	0.02
Within groups	210	15076.221	71.792
Total	213	15383.984
Fasting glucose‡
Between groups	3	39470.850	13156.950	4.452	.005†	0.06
Within groups	210	620624.683	2955.356
Total	213	660095.533
HbA1c (%)§
Between groups	3	36.618	12.206	4.822	.003†	0.06
Within groups	210	531.540	2.531
Total	213	568.158
triglyceride§
Between groups	3	76466.380	25488.793	3.633	.014∗	0.05
Within groups	210	1473154.952	7015.024
Total	213	1549621.332
Total cholesterol‡
Betweven groups	3	5911.770	1970.590	1.364	.255	0.02
Within groups	210	303401.861	1444.771
Total	213	309313.631
HDL-C‡
Between groups	3	2374.313	791.438	4.564	.004†	0.06
Within groups	210	36412.173	173.391
Total	213	38786.486
LDL-C‡
Between groups	3	1557.929	519.310	0.944	.420	0.01
Within groups	210	115548.015	550.229
Total	213	117105.944

^∗P < .05.

^†P < .01.

^‡We used the Tukey HSD because variances can be assumed to be equal (i.e., the Levene test is not significant).

^§We used the Games-Howell because the assumption of equal variances cannot be justified (i.e., the Levene test is significant).