To behave or not (un)ethically? The meditative effect of mindfulness on statistics anxiety and academic dishonesty moderated by risk aversion

Table 4 Differences between risk seekers and risk averse in research variables

Variable	Risk Aversion	N	Mean	SD	T-test	Cohen’s D	CI
Statistics Anxiety	Risk Seekers	193	2.92	.67	2.186^*	.77	-.329, -.004
Statistics Anxiety	Risk Averse	598	3.05	.80	2.186^*	.77	-.329, -.004
Mindfulness	Risk Seekers	193	4.10	.84	2.232^*	.82	-.347, -.022
Mindfulness	Risk Averse	598	4.25	.82	2.232^*	.82	-.347, -.022
Academic Dishonesty	Risk Seekers	193	2.18	.52	3.948^***	.51	.164, .490
Academic Dishonesty	Risk Averse	598	2.01	.51	3.948^***	.51	.164, .490

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