I am conducting my psychology honours project, and for my results I have to run quite a few t-tests. However, I also have quite a strict word-count for this section too. To save myself from saying:
"Data were tested for normality with x test and homogeneity using y test"
Or could I report all the results in a table showing t-values, degree of freedom and the significance, say in the columns and what data the test was run on for the rows?
Thank you!
I would suggest you report all these in a table. It makes it easier to find what one is interested in. Normality and homogeneity tests could be in a supplementary table (appendix), whereas t-values, df, p-values, means and SD could be in a table placed in the main text. Depending on what is expected for a report in your case, of course.
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