Using the table, How would you write the results for the statistically significant improvements in caregiver stigma relating to overmedication ? Table 3. Stigmatizing attitudes regarding psychotropic use in youth (Adapted from Special Section, National Stigma Study-Children), N= 30 (Pescosolido,2007; Pescosolido et al., 2007).Pre-videoPost-videoPaired sample t testNtdfp valueDoctors today are overmedicatingStrongly agree-2.5290.018children with common behavioralAgree somewhatNeither agree or disagreeSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agreeAgree somewhatNeither agree or disagreeSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agreeAgree somewhatNeither agree or disagreeSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeStrongly agreeAgree somewhatNeither agree or disagreeSomewhat disagree1240826.7problems (overmedication)36.71446.7620413.33.3413.3Giving medications to childrenwith behavior problems will havelong-term negative effects on theirdevelopment (long-term)-2.07290.048201033.31446.7301033.316.76.20Medications for children with-1.99290.056behavior problems turn kids intozombies26.76.71446.736.7723.3723.3723.31033.3Medications for behavioral3.329problems just prevents familiesfrom working out problems826.716.7themselves826.71033.3Strongly disagree1446.7146.7Likert-type scale: I was strongly agree and 5 was strongly disagree.

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