p-value

Hi! I am in my first year of biomedical sciences and i currently am trying to write a paper about the difference in the incidence of a specific infectious disease between men and women. I am using an available dataset with the data about the incidence of the disease in a specific country. I...

TI83 - p-values for less than t test two sample differ by .002 when applying 1-[two-tailed-p-value] So I thought that a less than p value is equal to 1-[two-tailed-p-value] but on a TI83, I see that this is not the case. The reason I need to know is I am trying to make my own calculator using...

Hello, I performed a simple linear regression analysis in Matlab and am unsure about how to report the results. I definitely mention the coefficients and the p-value, but do I mention the t-statistics as well? And if so, how exactly? This is an example Matlab output:

Hey guys, This is my first thread on this forum so please bare with me as I try to be as concise as possible, I'll then write down my questions at the end of the thread. I'm working on some class notes, and stumbled upon this problem that confuses me on some point: "The drying time of a...

Hi, I am carrying out an analysis about Vegetation and Time. I did a simple linear regression and I got the correlation between both variables (Pearsons). Now, I would like to get the significance of the data. I got the significance (p-value) carrying out "Pearsons Correlation" but my question...

As the question indicates, I conducted a normality test on Minitab, and the p-value I received was 0.018, which is less than the significance level, therefore, it is not normally distributed. Therefore, I had to conduct a non-parametric Mann Whitney U test, and the p-value is 0.935, which...

Hello all, I'm testing for mediation using bootstrapping in AMOS. This method reports results for two-tailed significance, but my hypotheses are directional. With bootstrapping, significance is assessed based on confidence intervals - though a p-value is also provided. For regression, I would...

Greetings Is it possible to compare the p-values derived from non-parametric tests to parametric tests? For example, lets say dataset 1: Copper concentration in spoil is not normally distributed, so I have to use a non-parametric test on it and get a p-value. Dataset 2: copper concentration...

Hi, I have the following problem and I would need some piece of advice to solve it: I have a group of 28 patients (17 survived, 11 died) and I am trying to find out if some of quantities are capable of discriminating survivors from non-survivors with a ROC analysis. For all the considered...

Dear readers, I have a question regarding my output from the repeated measures ANOVA. For my paper I have hypothesized that Dutch, masculine voices in men were more attractive than foreign, masculine voices in men for a short-term relationship. My results from the three-way RM ANOVA were...

Dear Readers, I am new to this forum and I have a question regarding my output/researchdata. I am currently analyzing my hypothesis with respect to masculinity preference for voices (masculinized voice/feminized voice) and mating strategy (short-term/long-term). My hypotheses is that(a)...

Hi all, I am hoping this is a simple question... I am using SPSS for complex samples and in my logistic regression output I do not have any p-values for the significance of my variables. Does anyone know where I can get the p-values in my output of logistic regression of complex...

Hello everyone, Once we get a critical value (for example 4.5) how can we estimate the probability of having a value higher than 4.5 if the probability distribution is not normally distributed? I leave in attachment a picture of the histogram that I get. Thank you very much for all the...

Hello, I've been using SigmaPlot12.5 to run nonparametric Kruskal Wallis test, followed by Dunn's post hoc. When I get the read out for "All pairwise comparisons," the results only tell me if the P-value is less than or greater than 0.05. Is there a way to have the program provide the specific...

Hi All, I am using an online 1 way ANOVA calculator for a medical stats (I am a novice!) but I end up with a p-value that is not a number (NaN). I have 3 samples... If anyone could kindly shed some light it would be much appreciated! I can provide the raw data if necessary. Many thanks...

I am taking a statistics class, and i have some problems Understanding a formula. The formula in question is like this: p-value=2P(T>|t_obs,beta_i|) I have calculated the t_obs,beta_i, but i do not understand what i am supposed to do in this next step. specifically, i have no idea what...

Hi guys, I performed a fisher's exact test on Genstat and got this result: One-tailed significance level 0.563 Mid-P value 0.371 Two-tailed significance level Two times one-tailed significance level 1.126 Mid-P value 0.741 Sum of all outcomes with Prob<=Observed 1.000 Mid-P value...

Hi, I'm using power functions to look at a relationship between time and age and I need to be able to test whether or not the slope of this relationship is significant or not. I am using SYSTAT, but cannot find out how to run this and produce a p-value. Is this not possible to test at all...

Hey everybody! I am pretty new to this forum and also to statistics. In these days I try to analyze the data for my Bachelor thesis. I study psychology in the north of Germany. Well, my questions refer to the process and the output of my multiple, hierarchal regression. I have two...

Is there a simple formula that links effect size, sample size and p-value? Specifically, how does the p-value depend on effect size and sample size? Are there any other critical factors involved in this relationship? I'm basically looking to understand how these factors are linked...