Fig. 4.
Relationship between concerns about women’s issues and clinically significant anxiety symptoms with χ2 test results. Note. This plot of the Pearson residuals indicates deviations from the null assumption that concerns about women’s issues have no biased associations with clinically significant anxiety symptoms; that is, visualization of the results of the χ2 test. Each cell in the contingency table is represented by a circle whose area is proportional to the absolute value of the correlation coefficient. Positive residuals are blue, indicating a positive association between the two variables. The strongest positive association is between endorsing concern about Trump’s attitude towards women and exhibiting clinically significant anxiety symptoms. Negative residuals are red, indicating a negative association between the two variables. The strongest negative association is between not endorsing concern about Trump’s attitude towards women and exhibiting clinically significant anxiety symptoms.