Interpret SPSS output for a paired t-test

Interpret the SPSS output for a paired t-test.
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[@malligaravindar7904]

A simple and clear explanation, well appreciated as it came at a perfect time when I needed some basic clarification. God bless you.

[@activeary]

Thank you so much for very clearly explaining the output!

[@deecee90.]

Thank you for explaining the output! Definitely needed the help. :)

[@MillieVF]

Well explained & easy to understand. Thank you!

[@NoodleBoy26]

Learned more here than uni lmfao

[@jasanmeetsingh1553]

clearly explained , thanks a lot

[@ibrahimKhan-nl6of]

Thank you, your video is helpful.

[@selintastekin2975]

thank you so much, you are so clear.

[@dinushiunantenne898]

You are a lifesaver .thanks

[@AhmedFRezk]

Would you please show how to proceed and get the graphs or bars with the P value demonstrated as well as the error bars?

[@rockymarciano8981]

thank you, very helpful indeed

[@davidbeckduy]

Thank you so much

[@alamgeerkhan6499]

Thank you....

[@cathrinekatsigianni8823]

So we report the CI which is in the same table with the t- statistic and the p- value. This shows us the CI for the mean difference , is that correct?

[@hanfa13]

Sir, thank you for the video. I'm Hanny from Indonesia. I'm doing research with one group pre test post test design. Is there any possibility that you can help me to find the way to count Normalized gain score? I appreciate your help with it.

[@syedasamiha5354]

Hi, is there anyway you can do a tutorial on mixed repeated Ancova. And how to measure paired t-test with more than one level that is coded.

[@stargiirlx]

Yes thank you!!

[@c.danieldemagalhaesfilho5866]

Could you comment on the p value for the correlation, there is no reference at all to that in this video. and what it means then if you do find a statistically significant correlation but a non significant paired t test

[@risselleedullantes7163]

same thoughts.

[@nivoonairam8950]

what about Cohen d?