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these were my instruction from my professor.
Hi,
I would like help setting up a simple t test and ANOVA for this data. these were my instruction from my professor.
You did a lot of work on the t-test and ANOVA part, but this is really much more simple. For the t-test, just form two groups with one of your variables. For example, you could group anxiety into high and low at the median. For your ANOVA, make three groups (high, medium, and low). No calculations are necessary.
X Y x y x^2 y^2 xy
5 1 - 0.9 -3 0.81 9 2.70
10 6 4.1 2 16.81 4 8.20
5 2 - 0.9 -2 0.81 4 1.80
11 8 5.1 4 26.01 16 20.40
12 5 6.1 1 37.21 1 6.10
4 1 -1.9 -3 3.61 9 5.70
3 4 -2.9 0 8.41 0 0
2 6 -3.9 2 15.21 4 -7.80
6 5 0.1 1 0.01 1 0.10
1 2 -4.9 -2 24.01 4 9.80
Sums
59 40 0 0 132.9 52 47
Means: Mean of x .9 Mean of y
Correlation of anxiety exam and hours studied, +0.5654
Degrees of freedom 10-2= 8, so R value = 0.632. This correlation is not a significant one sense 0.5654 < 0.632