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    This document contains the results of a paired samples t-test comparing the means of two variables, V1 and V2, across 23 participants. The mean of V1 was 13.35 and the mean of V2 was 21.87. There was no correlation between the two variables. The paired t-test found a statistically significant difference between the means, with V2 being higher than V1 on average. Effect size calculations also indicated a large practical significance.

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    This document contains the results of a paired samples t-test comparing the means of two variables, V1 and V2, across 23 participants. The mean of V1 was 13.35 and the mean of V2 was 21.87. There was no correlation between the two variables. The paired t-test found a statistically significant difference between the means, with V2 being higher than V1 on average. Effect size calculations also indicated a large practical significance.

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    This document contains the results of a paired samples t-test comparing the means of two variables, V1 and V2, across 23 participants. The mean of V1 was 13.35 and the mean of V2 was 21.87. There was no correlation between the two variables. The paired t-test found a statistically significant difference between the means, with V2 being higher than V1 on average. Effect size calculations also indicated a large practical significance.

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    Paired Samples Statistics

    Std. Std. Error


    Mean N Deviation Mean
    Pair 1 V1 13.35 23 5.288 1.103
    V2 21.87 23 1.866 .389

    Paired Samples Correlations


    Significance
    Correlati One-Sided Two-Sided
    N on p p
    Pair 1 V1 & 23 -.069 .377 .755
    V2

    Paired Samples Test


    Paired Differences Significance
    95% Confidence Interval of
    Std. Std. Error the Difference One-Sided Two-Sided
    Mean Deviation Mean Lower Upper t df p p
    Pair 1 V1 - -8.522 5.728 1.194 -10.999 -6.045 -7.135 22 <.001 <.001
    V2
    Paired Samples Effect Sizes
    95% Confidence
    Standardiz Point Interval
    era Estimate Lower Upper
    Pair 1 V1 - Cohen's d 5.728 -1.488 -2.078 -.882
    V2 Hedges' 5.933 -1.436 -2.006 -.851
    correction
    a. The denominator used in estimating the effect sizes.
    Cohen's d uses the sample standard deviation of the mean difference.
    Hedges' correction uses the sample standard deviation of the mean
    difference, plus a correction factor.

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