RES 725 Week 2 Comparing Two Mean Recent

RES 725 Week 2 Comparing Two Mean Recent

RES 725 Week 2 Comparing Two Mean Recent

Chapter 4 of a dissertation is used to present your findings from the data you gathered during your research. Your data should be presented in a logical order and in sufficient detail which includes output from SPSS including tables, graphs and other visual representations of data created by the software. The output you copy from SPSS and include in your written work may need to be reformatted so that it is consistent with APA guidelines.  Approach the following exercise as though you were writing Chapter 4 of your dissertation.

Access the data files you saved to SPSS in Week 1.

Load the invisibility.sav and invisibilityRM.sav data files into SPSS.

Read about the files in Section 9.2.1 in Ch. 9 of the Field text (p. 359).

Run an independent t-test on invisibility.sav, and a dependent t-test on invisibilityRM.sav in SPSS.

Write a 5 -10 page paper, not including front matter and references, reporting your results.

Include references to support your work.

Explain the following as if your reader had only a general understanding of statistics:

  • The statistical test you used
  • The problem the data set is based on
  • What your research questions are
  • The hypothesis you are trying to show through statistics
  • What the statistical test showed

Include tables and graphs from your SPSS output.

Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.

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 Write a paper, 5 to 10 pages not including front matter and references, reporting your results. This paper serves as practice for writing Chapter Four of your dissertation.

 Include references to support your work.

 Follow the plan you would use if you were writing a section of the results chapter of your dissertation.

 Explain the following as if your reader had only a general understanding of statistics:

 The statistical test you used

·         The problem the data set is based on

·         What your research questions are

·         The hypothesis you are trying to show through statistics

·         What the statistical test showed

 Include tables and graphs from your SPSS output.

 

Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.