Conducting Statistical Tests and Reporting Results

Reporting Results Student’s Name University Course Professor Date Reporting Results 1 Did you reject or fail to reject your null hypothesis? Based on the statistical tests for the hypothesis on flexible start time and attendance rates, the t-test returned a p-value of <0.05. Thus, the null hypothesis is rejected. This means that there is significant evidence to support the thesis that flexible work start times affect rates of attendance. For the hypothesis on environmental affordances and task performance, the Pearson correlation analysis proved to provide a positive and statistically significant value, which makes it possible to favor the alterative hypothesis over the null hypothesis. 2 What post-hoc testing might you need to conduct? To further validate the findings, performing sensitivity tests (by using experience and po...