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Table 1.

The list of scales (grouped into 7 factors) and concepts used in the Study 1.

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Table 2.

Sizes of the temperament contrast groups.

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Table 3.

Means (M), and standard deviations (SD) and ANOVA effects (F, p) of sex differences in means on STQ-150 scales (Study 1).

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Figure 1.

The number of statistically significant differences in estimations of contrast temperament groups, Study 1.

Axis Y: the total number of significant differences; the sign indicates the pole of the scales chosen by the group with the higher scores on a given temperament trait. The colours represent the spectrum of these differences along seven factors to which the scales are associated. Axis X: groups of concepts (see text for details).

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Table 4.

Selected list of the significant differences in estimations of contrast temperament groups, Study 1.

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Figure 2.

The number of statistically significant differences in estimations of contrast temperament groups, Study 2.

Axis Y: the total number of significant differences; the sign indicates the pole of the scales chosen by the group with the higher scores on a given temperament trait. The colours represent the spectrum of these differences along seven factors to which the scales are associated. Axis X: groups of concepts (see text for details).

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Table 5.

Means (M), and standard deviations (SD) and ANOVA effects (F, p) of sex differences in means on STQ-77 scales (Study 2).

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Table 6.

Selected list of the significant differences in estimations of contrast temperament groups, Study 2.

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