## Initial Language Results Women in the gender affirmation (no gender threat) condition used less feminine language (in terms of both style and content) in their second writing task than in their first writing task. Women in the gender threat condition, and men in either condition, showed no significant change in language style or content between their writing tasks. ## Initial Advice Confidence Results Those who gave advice after seeing sex threatening results reported being more confident in their advice than those who saw sex affirming results. ## Initial Voting Results Men who were shown sex threatening results indicated more support for conservative policies (right to refuse service based on sexual/gender identification, and sex-regulated public restroom access) than sex-affirmed men, or women in either condition. ## Conditions **Gender Threat:** Gender identity was considered threatened when, for example, the participant identified as more feminine than neural, and was shown high masculine/low feminine results. **Sex Threat:** Sex identity was considered threatened when, for example, the participant identified as a women, and was shown high masculine/low feminine results.