We first got the correlation of social support and academic stress for male participants. Then, we got the correlation of social support and academic stress of female participants.
Our last question in the research is to answer whether there is a significant difference between the relationship of social support and academic for male to the relationship of social support and academic stress of the female participants.
Unfortunately no. A t test compares means (or proportions if sample size is large). For correlations check if you can find a calculator online. Search for calculator to compare correlations
First, you have to get a good sample. Then, check if the T-Student-Test is appropriate, make a graphic, study the trend found and, if it is conform to the theory and linear, only then obtain the T-Student statistic or another proper than this. Be careful, not every association is a correlation.
I agree with Alberto Maydeu-Olivares you should write a code for yourself or find an online calculator.
You can find the answer at this link. There are online calculators to do the appropriate test involving Fisher's Z transform. Best, David Booth
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