@PsychRabble add to your next review, please! :)
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The study didn't really properly showcase the amazing accuracy of sex stereotypes, so I will help them. r = .85! Not even reported in the paper bc weird ANOVA approach. Sex stereotypes are useful. If you invite a date for a movie, they are a good guide. https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2017.00428/full …pic.twitter.com/NDJJmEVZYO
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Anova can be used to hide a lot.
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Certainly. It doesn't even give a direction of effect, nor easily something one can meta-analyze. Fortunately, they published their summary stats in this case, so I was able to do it properly. Results amazing but not surprising.
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Does that say "Heimat"?
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"There are two different variants of the German ‘heimat’ film. The classic type (~1950–1970) typically described rural life in an idealized or romanticized way. In contrast, the modern type of ‘heimat’ film (after 1970) typically described rural life in a realistic manner." 2/2
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I definitely thought the number of subjects was 17 instead of the number of movies!
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These are sex diffs.
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It seems counterintuitive that women are balanced towards horror.
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