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Attributions. The relevant means and effect sizes are presented Table 2.2. In line with Hypothesis 1a, compared to participants in the no kin condition, participants in the kin condition were more likely to attribute Xxxxx’x employment to family-ties, F(1, 163) = 91.21, p < .001, nepotism, F(1, 163) = 15.46, p < .001, and ability F(1, 163) = 9.05, p = .003, irrespective of the information provided regarding Xxxxx’ competence. In addition, participants in the high competence condition were more likely to attribute Xxxxx’ employment to effort, F(1, 163) = 39.18, p < .001, and ability, F(1, 163) = 56.25, p < .001, than participants in the 5 Participants also ranked-ordered the 11 possible causes, which yielded similar results to their ratings (see supplementary materials). Low High Competence No-kin Kin Nepotism attribution
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