Hello my friends. I'm new here in the group, so I do not know if I'm putting my doubt in the correct place... 
I am conducting my master's thesis, and I came across a problem in the analysis of my results ....
In my methodology, the participants performed two similar tasks. In each, they observed faces of possible political candidates presented in pairs, with each candidate presenting different personality traits (competent or warmth). In each task, participants should choose only one candidate.
I needed to know which of the personality traits my participants prefer, and my hypothesis states that subjects of different political ideologies prefer different personality traits. So I want to know if lef-wing participants prefer warmth candidates and if the right-wingers prefer competent candidates.
The problem focuses on the test to use. My advisor suggested a binary logistic regression and the use of probabilities, but I can not quite grasp his idea.
Someone can help me?
I hope I have been clear.
Thank you!
I am conducting my master's thesis, and I came across a problem in the analysis of my results ....
In my methodology, the participants performed two similar tasks. In each, they observed faces of possible political candidates presented in pairs, with each candidate presenting different personality traits (competent or warmth). In each task, participants should choose only one candidate.
I needed to know which of the personality traits my participants prefer, and my hypothesis states that subjects of different political ideologies prefer different personality traits. So I want to know if lef-wing participants prefer warmth candidates and if the right-wingers prefer competent candidates.
The problem focuses on the test to use. My advisor suggested a binary logistic regression and the use of probabilities, but I can not quite grasp his idea.
Someone can help me?
I hope I have been clear.
Thank you!