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I ran an independent-samples t-test to compare perceived stress between males and females. Males had a mean score of 25.79 (SD = 5.41), while females had a mean score of ...

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I ran an independent-samples t-test to compare perceived stress between males and females. Males had a mean score of 25.79 (SD = 5.41), while females had a mean score of 27.42 (SD = 6.07). The result was statistically significant, t(431) = -2.90, p = .004, and the effect size was small, d = 0.28. This suggests that females in this sample reported slightly higher perceived stress than males.

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Your calculations seem to be correct. Since Levene’s test is not significant, you should present the row for “equal variances assumed.” It might also be a good idea to ...

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Your calculations seem to be correct. Since Levene’s test is not significant, you should present the row for “equal variances assumed.” It might also be a good idea to present the effect size in terms of Cohen’s d, as it is not only the significance of the test that is important but also the effect size. It is also important to italicize the symbols for t, p, and d when you are presenting your results in APA style.
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