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2012] DO POLITICAL CARTOONS REFLECT ANTISEMITISM? 151 were conducted as 2 (mortality salience) x 2 (bogus pipeline) x 2 (country) ANOVAs. To determine if mortality salience affected mood, an analyses of variance was performed on an abridged version of the PANAS-X, including Positive Affect and Negative Affect. Consistent with previous TMT research demonstrating that mortality salience did not influence affect, there were no significant differences found for any of these analyses (pvalues > .1). Means, standard deviations, and intercorrelations among variables are presented in Table 1. Cartoons. This study produced a main effect for the bogus pipeline manipulation F (1,150) = 5.16, p = .03 for the leadership cartoon and a sig main effect for the world cartoon F (1,148) = 8.93, p = .003. Participants in the camouflage condition evaluated them as being less justified (respective leadership and world means: M = 2.60; M = 2.61), while when told they would be caught lying, participants viewed the cartoons as more justified (respective leadership and world means: M = 2.88; M = 3.03). Analyses yielded a significant MS x country interaction for the leader cartoon F (1,150) = 7.53, p = .007. In accord with the second hypothesis, participants in the mortality salience condition rated the cartoon of the Israeli leader eating Palestinian babies as more justified than in the control condition (M = 2.90, SD = .95 v. M = 2.50, SD = .83, t [147] = 2.18, p < .05). This was not the case with those rating the cartoons of the Chinese leader eating Tibetan babies (M = 2.61, SD = .75 v. M = 2.84, SD = .64, t [147] = 1.30, p > .1). Both the leader and world cartoons yielded an unpredicted significant three-way mortality salience x bogus pipeline x target country interaction— respective leadership and world Fs: F (1,150) = 6.31, p < .02, F (1,148) = 4.13, p < .05 (see Tables 1 and 2 for means and standard deviations). Based on these findings, the cartoon conditions were combined to form a single cartoon condition. In line with the first hypothesis, analyses yielded a significant main effect for the bogus pipeline manipulation F (1,149) = 11.23, p = .001. Participants did indeed view both the offensive Chinese There was also a significant interaction of gender (male, female) with mortality salience for evaluation of the world cartoon, F (1,148) = 4.15, p =.044). There was a gender difference under mortality salience (Ms =2.60, 3.12, for males and females respectively, t [148] = 2.61, p = .01), but there was no gender difference under pain conditions (Ms = 2.77, 2.72 for males and females, respectively t [146] = .25, p > .1). Future research might want to further explore these types of race and gender differences regarding evaluations of political cartoons; they are, however, beyond the scope of the present research and are not discussed further.
152 JOURNAL FOR THE STUDY OF ANTISEMITISM [ VOL. 4:141 and Israeli cartoons as more justified in the bogus pipeline condition (M = 2.95, SD = .61) than in the camouflage condition (M = 2.59, SD = .71). These main effects were qualified by a significant three-way mortality salience, bogus pipeline, and target country interaction F (1,149) = 11.23, p = .001. Based on these findings, the hypothesis—that levels of justification for the cartoons would be highest in the mortality salience/bogus pipeline/ Israel group—was tested with a one-degree of freedom contrast in which the mortality salience/bogus pipeline/Israel cell was coded as 7, and all other cells were coded as –1. Cell means and contrast coefficients are presented in Table 3. The pattern of cell means (see Table 3) clearly supported the hypothesis. Mean attitude toward Israel was 3.41 in the mortality salience/bogus pipeline cell, whereas it was near 2.79 in all of the other cells. Furthermore, the one-degree-of-freedom contrast was significant, t (141) = 4.17, p
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