Table 2a: Descriptive statistics for social adaptation in Malaysia among IIUM international students Item Mean N SD Median Mode Minimum Maximum Overall social support score 4.2604 385 0.34538 4.3333 4.580 2.75 5.000 Table 2b: Group Statistics Standard Standard Item Gender N Mean Error deviation Мean Mean for Male 184 4.3060 33995 .02398 social adaptation in Malaysia Female 201 4.2106 34529 .02546 Based on Tables 2a-2b: a. Describe the data for social adaptation in Malaysia among IIUM international students. b. At an alpha of .10, test the hypothesis that female students scored significantly higher in social adaptation in Malaysia, compared to male students.

Table 2a: Descriptive statistics for social adaptation in Malaysia among IIUM international students Item Mean N SD Median Mode Minimum Maximum Overall social support score 4.2604 385 0.34538 4.3333 4.580 2.75 5.000 Table 2b: Group Statistics Standard Standard Item Gender N Mean Error deviation Мean Mean for Male 184 4.3060 33995 .02398 social adaptation in Malaysia Female 201 4.2106 34529 .02546 Based on Tables 2a-2b: a. Describe the data for social adaptation in Malaysia among IIUM international students. b. At an alpha of .10, test the hypothesis that female students scored significantly higher in social adaptation in Malaysia, compared to male students.

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