Experimental Group
Control Group
Explain the T-Test result in each of these tables?
Answer:
Experimental group:
Let significance level= 0.05.
Pre post comparison of Fast food in a week, calculated t= 0.583, Df=4, P=0.591. The difference is not significant.
Pre post comparison of size meal, calculated t= 1.633, Df=4, P=0.178. The difference is not significant.
Pre post comparison of Snack on chips, calculated t= 2.429, Df=4, P=0.072. The difference is not significant.
Pre post comparison of Candy, calculated t= 1.976, Df=4, P=0.119. The difference is not significant.
Pre post comparison of Drinks with no added sugar, calculated t= -1.00, Df=4, P=0.374. The difference is not significant.
Pre post comparison of Drinks with added sugar, calculated t= 1.319, Df=4, P=0.258. The difference is not significant.
control group:
Pre post comparison of Fast food in a week, calculated t= -0.429, Df=4, P=0.690. The difference is not significant.
Pre post comparison of size meal, calculated t= 1.00, Df=4, P=0.374. The difference is not significant.
Pre post comparison of Snack on chips, calculated t= -2.99, Df=4, P=0.040. The difference is significant.
Pre post comparison of Candy, calculated t= -2.746, Df=4, P=0.052. The difference is not significant.
Pre post comparison of Drinks with no added sugar, calculated t= -0.064, Df=4, P=0.952. The difference is not significant.
Pre post comparison of Drinks with added sugar, calculated t= 0.375, Df=4, P=0.726. The difference is not significant.
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