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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Jul 19.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Behav Med. 2015 Oct;49(5):675–684. doi: 10.1007/s12160-015-9701-8

Table 3:

Unadjusted Means and Standard Deviations of Health Behavior-Related, Interpersonal, and Self-Blame Variables

Genomic Information Behavioral Information Main Effect Information Type, p value and partial η2a Main Effect Communication Approach p value and partial η2 b Interaction, p value and partial η2
Supportive Communication Directive Communication Supportive Communication Directive Communication
Perceived blame 2.84 (1.50) 3.93 (1.59) 4.31 (1.68) 5.53 (1.49) p<.0001 / .20 p<.0001/ .12 p=.78/ .000
Weight stigma perceptions 1.85 (.99) 2.17 (1.29) 2.0 (1.01) 2.82 (1.41) p=.017 / .029 p<.001/ .055 p=.14 / .011
Labeling perceptions 2.09 (1.20) 2.26 (1.29) 2.01 (1.06) 2.57 (1.49) p=.52/ .002 p=.039/ .022 p=.28/ .006
Weight loss confidence c, 4.72 (1.68) 5.14 (1.60) 4.88 (1.38) 5.24 (1.60) p=.73/ .001 p=.057/ .018 p=.91/ .000
Perceived treatment effectiveness: biological 3.03 (.98) 3.05 (1.2) 2.96 (.96) 2.80 (1.1) p=.29/ .006 p=.64/ .001 p=.55/ .002
Perceived treatment effectiveness: lifestyle 4.47 (.77) 4.52 (.75) 4.66 (.52) 4.66 (.54) p=.076/ .016 p=.79/ .000 p=.79/ .000
Perceived treatment effectiveness: interpersonal 3.54 (.96) 3.50 (.94) 3.37 (.82) 3.52 (.70) p=.53/ .002 p=.64/ .001 p=.43/ .003
a

Main effects from 2-way ANOVA comparing the two information type conditions

b

Main effects from 2-way ANOVA comparing the two communication approach conditions

c

Repeated measures ANOVAs used for this variable