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A graphical display of <strong>the</strong> distribution of DAS24, HADS Anxiety, HADS Depression and<br />

Aggression by gender is given in Figure 5.1.<br />

Figure 5.1: DAS24, HADS Anxiety, HADS Depression and Aggression by gender<br />

ANOVAs reveal that <strong>the</strong> scores for women are significantly higher (indicating more distress) on<br />

<strong>the</strong> DAS24 (F(1, 1213) = 71.51, MSE = 247.64, p < .001, ), higher on anxiety (F(1,<br />

1212) = 26.44, MSE = 20.79, p < .001, ) and negative affect (F(1, 1171) = 13.52,<br />

MSE = 72.53, p = .165, ). Conversely, males scored higher than females on positive<br />

affect (F(1, 1172) = 10.63, MSE = 77.80, p = .001, ). However, <strong>the</strong> effect sizes for all<br />

significant differences are judged to be small, ranging from 0.011-0.056 (Table 5.1(a)).<br />

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