Write up the results for the t-test, in APA format, and indicate if there is a significant difference in aggression of dementia patients when there is a full moon and when there isn't a full moon. JASPE U.S.Mon Apr 19 11:38 PMMoon and Aggression(/Applications/JASP.app/Contents/Resources/Data Sets/Data Library/2. T-Tests)+ ogle SearchDescriptivesT-TestsANOVAMixed ModelsRegressionFrequenciesFactorF/20 PointsDescription:Calculated by:This data set, "Moon & Aggression", provides the number of disruptive behaviors by dementia patients during two different phases of thelunar cycle (Moore et al, 2012, p. 410). Each row corresponds to one participant.Most RecentVariables:Moon - The average number of disruptive behaviors during full moon days.Other - The average number of disruptive behaviors during other days.This example JASP file demonstrates the use of paired samples t-test. Specifically, we will examine the adequacy of the null hypothesiswhich states that the average number of disruptive behaviors among patients with dementia does not differ between moon days and otherdays.References:Moore, D. S., McCabe, G. P., and Craig. B. A. (2012) Introduction to the Practice of Statistics (7th ed). New York: Freeman."These data were collected as part of a larger study of dementia patients conducted by Nancy Edwards and Alan Beck, PurdueUniversity." (Moore et al, 2012, p. N-8).hentia patients whenPaired Samples T-TestPaired Samples T-Test - Introduction: Click here to add textPaired Samples T-TestMeasure 1tdfSE DifferenceMeasure 2Mean DifferenceМoonOther6.45214< .0012.4330.377Note. Student's t-test.The paired samples t-test suggests that the data (or more extreme) are unlikely to occur if the average number of disruptive behaviors wasthe same during full moon days and other days.Assumption Checks120APR6.PAGES19ktvW图28000 JASPE U.S.Mon Apr 19 11:38 PMMoon and Aggression(/Applications/JASP.app/Contents/Resources/Data Sets/Data Library/2. T-Tests)+pogle SearchDescriptivesT-TestsANOVAMixed ModelsRegressionFrequenciesFactorF/20 PointsAssumption ChecksCalculated by:B I U ®NormalA AX2 x?99 E ENormalMost RecentThe assumption of normality of differences is not significant. We provisionally retain the null hypothesis that the data are normally distributed.Test of Normality (Shapiro-Wilk)WMoonOther0.9130.148Note. Significant results suggest a deviation fromnormality.hentia patients whenDescriptivesDuring full moon days, patients show disruptive behavior more frequently than during other days.DescriptivesMeanSDSEМoon153.0221.4990.387Other150.5890.4450.115Descriptives PlotsМoonOther4120APR6.PAGES19ktvW图28000II

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