Table 10 Gender differences in attitudes...

Table 10

Gender differences in attitudes towards SRI: Independent Samples T-Test Results

	t	df	p	Mean difference	SE difference	Cohen's d	SE Cohen's d
I engage in investments that are socially responsible	2.798	98	0.006	0.647	0.231	0.605	0.229
I am a socially responsible investor	2.239	99	0.027	0.495	0.221	0.483	0.224
I prefer sustainably oriented portfolios to make investments	3.231	99	0.002	0.707	0.219	0.697	0.233
I consider the companies' impact on the environment before investing in it	2.914	99	0.004	0.727	0.250	0.629	0.230
I aim to promote environmental and societal causes through my investment decisions	2.731	98	0.007	0.643	0.235	0.596	0.231
I believe that my investments impact the environment positively	2.701	99	0.008	0.688	0.255	0.583	0.228

	t	df	p	Mean difference	SE difference	Cohen's d	SE Cohen's d
I engage in investments that are socially responsible	2.798	98	0.006	0.647	0.231	0.605	0.229
I am a socially responsible investor	2.239	99	0.027	0.495	0.221	0.483	0.224
I prefer sustainably oriented portfolios to make investments	3.231	99	0.002	0.707	0.219	0.697	0.233
I consider the companies' impact on the environment before investing in it	2.914	99	0.004	0.727	0.250	0.629	0.230
I aim to promote environmental and societal causes through my investment decisions	2.731	98	0.007	0.643	0.235	0.596	0.231
I believe that my investments impact the environment positively	2.701	99	0.008	0.688	0.255	0.583	0.228

Note(s): Student's t-test to compare mean scores between groups on various dimensions related to attitudes towards SRI. Cohen's d values suggest moderate to large effect sizes, highlighting the practical significance of the observed differences

Source(s): Table by authors

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