This is the example to format the above information into: An independent-samples t-test (two-tailed), a = .05, was conducted to assess whether males differed significantly from females in a self-reported self-esteem measure. The independent variable was gender, with two levels, male and female. The dependent variable was self-esteem. The assumptions of normality and equal variances (Levene's test, p = .062) were evaluated with no violations noted. The results were not significant , t(434) = 1.622, p = .105 . There were no significant differences in reported self esteem scores for males (M = 34.02, SD = 4.91) and females (M = 33.17, SD = 5.71) . The 95% CI of the mean difference (.85) was -1.80 to 1.87 . Figure 1 is a box depicting self-esteem by gender. The SPSS output is provided in the Appendix