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Table 4 ANOVA Comparisons and Effect Sizes for National Group, Age Group and Sex, and whole sample Pearson Correlations for Parenting Variables

From: ‘Both parents should care for babies’: A cross-sectional, cross-cultural comparison of adolescents’ breastfeeding intentions, and the influence of shared-parenting beliefs

 

Variable

ANOVA Comparisons

Pearson Correlations

  

National Group

Age group

Sex

1

2

3

4

5

1

Parenting attitudes

Scot > Nordic > USA

F = 13.32***

2 = .03)

1 > 3 > 2

F = 2.10

2 = .004)

F > M

F = 6.94**

2 = .007)

1.0

    

2

Shared parenting

USA > Scot > Nordic

F = 11.15***

2 = .02)

2 > 3 > 1

F = .40

2 = .001)

F > M

F = .33

2 = .0001)

.13***

1.0

   

3

Parental independence

Nordic > Scot > USA

F = 75.41***

2 = .13)

2 > 3 > 1

F = .01

2 = .0001)

M > F

F = .02

2 = .0001)

−.09**

.12***

1.0

  

4

Gender roles

Nordic > Scot > USA

F = 2.76

2 = .005)

1 > 2 > 3

F = 4.10*

2 = .008)

F > M

F = 4.33*

2 = .004)

.15**

.15**

.07*

1.0

 

5

Parenting confidence

Nordic > Scot > USA

F = 2.64

2 = .005)

1 > 3 > 2

F = .21

2 = .001)

M > F

F = .99

2 = .001)

.48***

.11**

−.05

.02

1.0

  1. Scot Scotland, Nordic Finland, Sweden, Norway; Age Groups 1 = 12–13; 2 = 14–15; 3 = 16–18; Sex: F Female, M Male; Partial η2 shown as η2; BF Breastfeeding, FF Formula Feeding ***p < .001, **p < .01, *p < .05