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Reporting -Test Results in APA Style
When reporting the results of a -test using APA style, the format includes the symbol, degrees of freedom, the calculated value, and the -value. For instance, a result might be written as: . In this format, the and are italicized, the degrees of freedom appear in parentheses without any decimal remainder, and both the score and -value are rounded to two decimal places.
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The -test is the most commonly used null hypothesis test for evaluating statistical relationships that focus on:
A researcher wants to compare the average anxiety scores of participants across four different therapy conditions. A t-test would be an appropriate statistical test for this comparison.