Table 1.
Descriptive statistics and tests of sex differences for age, symptoms, and reflectiveness.
| Total | Female | Male | Usable Data (N)* | Effect of Sex** | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Age | 23.75 (5.61) | 23.43 (5.49) | 24.61 (5.84) | Female: 301 Male: 115 Total: 416 |
t(414) = −1.93 d = −0.19 BF = 0.71 |
| BDI | 7.31 (6.79) | 7.65 (6.92) | 6.4 (6.36) | Female: 301 Male: 115 Total: 416 |
t(414) = 1.69 d = 0.17 BF = 0.47 |
| STAI State | 30.12 (8.22) | 30.21 (8.14) | 29.87 (8.46) | Female: 300 Male: 115 Total: 415 |
t(413) = 0.38 d = 0.04 BF = 0.13 |
| STAI Trait | 36.55 (10.98) | 37.51 (10.75) | 34.06 (11.25) | Female: 300 Male: 115 Total: 415 |
t(413) = 2.89 d = 0.28 BF = 6.37 |
| WASI | 108.37 (11.47) | 107.92 (11.14) | 109.55 (12.24) | Female: 300 Male: 115 Total: 415 |
t(413) = −1.3 d = −0.13 BF = 0.27 |
| CART | 10.52 (2.44) | 10.1 (2.26) | 11.62 (2.56) | Female: 299 Male: 114 Total: 413 |
t(411) = −5.91 d = −0.58 BF > 100 |
| AOMTS | 134.78 (13.44) | 133.57 (12.98) | 137.93 (14.16) | Female: 300 Male: 115 Total: 415 |
t(413) = −2.98 d = −0.29 BF = 8.37 |
| CTR−7 | 2.65 (2.05) | 2.35 (1.95) | 3.44 (2.13) | Female: 291 Male: 109 Total: 400 |
t(398) = −4.84 d = −0.49 BF > 100 |
*
Not all data were available from all participants. We therefore report Ns for each measure.
**
Results of Bayesian two-sample t-tests. Bayes factors (BFs) supporting a group difference with values greater than 3 are bolded. Effect sizes (Cohen's d) are also shown.