Table 9 Repeated Measures ANOVA Results for Six Bipolar Adjective Pairs.

From: The effects of multi-sensory public seating on emotion regulation in youth communities

Emotional Dimension Adjective Pairs

Mauchly’s Test of Sphericity (p-value)

GG \(\varepsilon\) value

GG-Corrected F (df1, df2)

p-value

Partial \(\eta ^2\)

Unpleasant – Pleasant

0.060

-

F(7, 168) = 3.96

<.001

0.142

Unattractive – Attractive

0.015

0.646

F(4.52, 108.55) = 9.74

<.001

0.289

Boring – Stimulating

0.000

0.578

F(4.05, 97.14) = 4.61

0.002

0.161

Non-communicative – Communicative

0.026

0.665

F(4.66, 111.74) = 7.82

<.001

0.246

Anxious – Relaxed

0.028

0.653

F(4.57, 109.71) = 9.12

<.001

0.275

Oppressive – Tranquil

0.000

0.612

F(4.28, 102.76) = 6.39

<.001

0.210

  1. Notes: Perform sphericity testing. If p <0.05, the sphericity test is not passed; if p>0.05, the sphericity test is passed.
  2. If sphericity is violated and W \(\ge\) 0.75, apply Huynh-Feldt (HF) correction;.
  3. If sphericity is violated and W < 0.75, apply Greenhouse–Geisser (GG) correction;.
  4. If sphericity is not violated, interpret the Sphericity Assumed results directly.
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