6.2 Analysis

This data set is available in Appendix 11. Once the data are entered or loaded, we can begin analysis:

  1. Use the jamovi menu: select Analyses> T-Tests> Independent Samples T-Test (Fig. 6.1).
  2. Select the Variables.
    • For the Dependent Variables, add the quantitative variable (here, LeanAngle).
    • For the Grouping Variable, add the qualitative variable (here, Group).
  3. Then select the options:
  • Student's and Welch's should be select to perform the hypothesis test and compute the CIs.
  • Mean difference to show the difference between the two means in the output.
  • Confidence interval to show the CI for the difference between the two means.
  • Descriptives to show the numerical summary of each group.
  • Descriptives plot to show the error bar chart.
Even if you have a one-tailed hypothesis, keep the hypotheses as the two-tailed (first) option, or you will get some strange output. The one-tailed \(P\)-value will be half the two-tailed \(P\)-value.
Enter the variables.

FIGURE 6.1: Enter the variables.

  1. You will have your output in the jamovi Output window.