Who Likes Extraverts? Testing the Interplay Between Perceiver Needs and Target Appearance in Impression Formation

[i] Note. Variables hypothesized to correlate with preferences for extraverted-looking targets are shown in column 1 (the predicted sign is indicated in parentheses). For the frequentist and Bayesian analyses, we highlight a prediction as supported if the observed association was in the predicted direction and associated with p < .05 and BF ≥3 (in favor of the alternative hypothesis), respectively. We did not specify these cut-offs in our preregistration. Adopting alternative, justifiable cut-offs for the Bayesian analyses, such as BF ≥10 in favor of the alternative hypothesis, would yield the same results.

^aFollowing the hypotheses described in the original study, we coded this hypothesis as supported if there was a positive association for female perceivers rating male targets and if this association was stronger than the association for male perceivers rating female targets.