Data Output Assignment 2
Data Story
Having a thorough grasp of the information provided to a worker is crucial in establishing
a solid basis for implementing any necessary changes. An independent sample t-tests were
utilized to examine potential disparities in anxiety and depression across genders and races.
Depression and anxiety are experienced by individuals of all genders and races. All graphs
display the variable per category indicated. The study examined qualitative elements such as
anxiety and depression, as well as category elements like race and gender. Researchers diligently
utilize a variety of graphs to comprehensively present all relevant information. Based on the data,
it is evident that there is a higher number of males compared to females who participated in the
survey. Additionally, the majority of respondents identified as white, and .3% of the respondents
identified as other for gender selection.
Frequency Tables for Gender, Race, Depression and Anxiety
Data Output Assignment 3
The sample of N = 10 persons was 53.9% male, 45.6% female, and .3% other; there were no
missing values for sex.
Data Output Assignment 4
The sample of N = 10 persons was 73% white, 16% African American, 1.1% American Indian or
Alaska Native, 5% Asian, .1% Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, 3% Hispanic, Latino or
of Spanish Origin, 1.1% identified as Other; there were no missing values for sex.
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Data Output Assignment 5
Statistics
DASS-Anxiety
N
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1277
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29
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15.7760
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Data Output Assignment 6
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Data Output Assignment 10
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Data Output Assignment 11
Data Output Assignment 12
References
Warner, R. M. (2013). Applied statistics: From bivariate through multivariate techniques.
Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE Publications.
