Reporting CI
I found an example for reporting confidence intervals:
89% CIs [3.45, 2.7], [-6.0, 3.89], and [-7.23, 1.89]
Is it okay if we group the confidence intervals for each t-test in brackets like this? Also where and how should we report this in the text?
posted by ashleynevin @ 7:44 AM
4 Comments:
At 2:32 PM,
Eric An said…
You don't need to report CIs when reporting t values. So don't worry about it :)
At 6:05 PM,
Tiffany said…
She told us in class this morning to report CI unless I was mistaken, did you run it by her and did she say for us not to? Im some what confused about this now.
At 6:19 PM,
Mari Clements said…
Don't worry...this is EXACTLY what the blog is for--so that I know what answers you have received to your questions.
I did say that you would want to report a confidence interval or a d to go along with your t-test, but since there is now some confusion about it (as this is not something I required Eric's year to do), you will not be marked off for it.
At 6:47 PM,
Tiffany said…
Thank you for clarifying, Dr. Clements.
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