4. Participant Weight Status * Participant Sex Estimates Dependent Variable: Overall Score on Self-Esteem Scale (Sum of 10 Items) 95% Confidence Interval Participant Weight Status Participant Sex Mean Std. Error Lower Bound Upper Bound Healthy Weight Female 31.800 1.51 28.760 34.840 Male 27.400 1.516 24.360 30.440 Overweight Female 26.200 1.516 23.160 29.240 Male 31.200 1.516 28.160 34.240 Obese Female 26.200 1.516 23.160 29.240 Male 24.400 1.516 21.360 27.440 Pairwise Comparisons Dependent Variable: Overall Score on Self-Esteem Scale (Sum of 10 Items) 95% Confidence Interval for Mean Difference (1) Participant Weight () Participant Weight Difference (1- Participant Sex Status Status Std. Error Sig. Lower Bound Upper Bound Female Healthy Weigh Overweight 5.600 2.144 .035 302 10.898 Obese 5.600 2.144 035 .302 10.898 Overweight Healthy Weight -5.600' 2.144 .035 10.898 -.302 Obese 1.066E-14 2.144 1.000 -5.298 5.298 Obese Healthy Weight -5.600" 2.144 03 -10.898 -.302 Overweight -1.066E-14 2.144 1.000 5.298 5.298 Male Healthy Weight Overweight 3.800 2.144 246 9.098 1.498 Obese 3.000 2.144 502 2.298 8.298 Overweight Healthy Weight 3.800 2.144 246 1.498 9.098 Obese 6.800 2.144 .008 1.502 12.098 Obese Healthy Weight -3.000 2.144 .502 -8.298 2.298 Overweight -6.800 2.144 008 -12.098 -1.502 Based on estimated marginal means *. The mean difference is significant at the .05 level. Univariate Tests Dependent Variable: Overall Score on Self-Esteem Scale (Sum of 10 Items) Sum of Partial Eta Participant Sex Squares df Mean Square F Sig. Squared Female Contrast 209.067 2 104.533 4.548 015 144 Error 1241.200 54 22.985 Male Contrast 232.267 2 116.133 5.053 .010 158 Error 1241.200 54 22.985 Each F tests the simple effects of Participant Weight Status within each level combination of the other effects shown. These tests are based on the linearly independent pairwise comparisons among the estimated marginal means