Understanding community attitudes toward miscarriages of justice: the role of social characteristics on perceptions of wrongfully convicted exonerees

Figures & data

Table 1. Generalised Linear Model examining effects of gender, race and priors on desired social distance.

Variable	Type III Sum of Squares	df	Mean Square	F	Sig	Partial Eta Squared
Intercept	14394251.89	1	14394251.89	20709.31	<0.001	0.952
Male gender	58.73	1	58.73	0.084	0.771	0.000
Indigenous race	2555.13	1	2555.13	3.676	0.055	0.004
Has priors	9303.99	1	9303.99	13.386	<0.001	0.013
Male*Indigenous	38.10	1	38.10	0.055	0.815	0.000
Male*priors	976.59	1	976.59	1.405	0.236	0.001
Male*Indigenous*priors	169.55	1	169.55	0.244	0.621	0.000

Dependent variable: Total Desired Social Distance.

Table 2. Estimated Marginal Means for gender, race and prior criminal history relating to desired social distance.

Gender vignette	Race vignette	Priors vignette	Mean	Std Error	95% CI
Female	White	No priors	117.55	2.37	112.90–122.19
		Priors	114.42	2.30	109.91–118.92
	Indigenous	No priors	121.97	2.32	117.41–126.52
		Priors	117.02	2.30	112.52–121.53
Male	White	No priors	119.49	2.30	114.99–123.99
		Priors	112.29	2.30	107.79–116.79
	Indigenous	No priors	122.95	2.30	118.44–127.45
		Priors	114.33	2.31	109.79–118.87

Dependent variable: Total Desired Social Distance. Note marginal means are different to total desired social distance mean scores reported in text.