I'm doing a study on social comparison on social media and whether or not forewarning has an effect on it on upward vs. downward social comparison. Can someone please help me make sense of these charts? Were the results significant? My independent variables were prime (upward vs. downward) and forewarning (forewarning vs. no forewarning) and my dependent variable was how strongly the participants agreed with the statement "I feel like I'm not doing well" on a scale of 1-6 (1 = strongly disagree, 6 = strongly agree).

Descriptive Statistics Dependent Variable: Now, we are interested in you. Rate the following in terms of how well it describes YOU in your everyday life. - 13. I feel like I'm not doing well. IV1 Prime IV2Forewarning Mean Std. Deviation N Upward Forewarning 2.48 1.458 223 No Forewarning 2.66 1.507 224 Total 2.57 1.484 447 Downward Forewarning 2.17 1.199 237 No Forewarning 2.42 1.249 223 Total 2.29 1.229 460 Total Forewarning 2.32 1.338 460 No Forewarning 2.54 1.388 447 Total 2.43 1.367 907 Tests of Between-Subjects Effects Dependent Variable: Now, we are interested in you. Rate the following in terms of how well it describes YOU in your everyday life. - 13. I feel like I'm not doing well. Type Ill Sum Source of Squares df Mean Square F Sig Corrected Model 28.566 3 9.522 5.169 002 Intercept 5359.182 5359.182 2909.212 000 IV1 Prime 16.873 16.873 9.159 003 IV2Forewarning 10.874 10.874 5.903 015 IV1 Prime 257 .257 140 709 IV2Forewarning Error 1663.454 903 1.842 Total 7038.000 907 Corrected Total 1692.020 906 a. R Squared = .017 (Adjusted R Squared = .014)