Empirical analysis of weapons of influence, life domains, and demographic-targeting in modern spam: an age-comparative perspective

Table 7 Pairwise comparisons among contextual life domains

	Death	Occupation	Leisure	Sexuality
Health	− 6.40 ^a	− 2.42	− 5.28 ^b	− 2.83
Cognitive	− 1.93	− 4.55 ^b	− 6.79 ^b	− 3.75 ^b
Independence	− 6.79 ^a	− 5.73 ^a	− 2.24	− 5.59 ^a
Family	− 3.08	− 4.26 ^b	− 6.80 ^b	− 3.61 ^b
Friends	− 2.94	− 3.87 ^b	− 6.56 ^b	− 3.07
Life reflections	− 5.78 ^a	− 1.54	− 5.52 ^b	− 2.09
Death		− 5.07 ^b	− 6.85 ^b	− 4.50 ^b
Occupation			− 5.95 ^b	− 0.80
Leisure				− 5.74 ^a

^a Indicates that the prevalence of contextual life domain shown in the row was higher than the prevalence of contextual life domain shown in the corresponding column.^b Indicates that the prevalence of contextual life domain shown in the row was lower than the prevalence of contextual life domain shown in the corresponding column. Italic indicates significant difference between prevalence of contextual life domains at the Bonferroni adjusted level of \(p = .002\)

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