Treat the data using JAMOVI. Complete the table then interpret it. Use 0.05 level of significance.

1. A training-workshop in enhancing nurses' competencies in nursing care of infants and children is recently conducted in a certain hospital. The head-nurse wants to determine if the training-workshop enhanced the competencies of those nurses who attended. She administered a test before and after employing the said approach and then compare the results.

	Competency Score Before	Competency Score After
1	11	30
2	12	25
3	8	20
4	14	19
5	7	25
6	11	25
7	12	24
8	23	45
9	18	32
10	17	39
11	25	46
12	14	26
13	10	24
14	8	16
15	20	36
16	16	35
17	15	34
18	13	38
19	13	32
20	15	32
21	18	29
22	23	35
23	21	34
24	19	34
25	11	26
26	12	21
27	14	20
28	16	26
29	12	18
30	12	19
31	8	21
32	23	38
33	21	35
34	14	17
35	23	40
36	11	23
37	19	28
38	21	28
39	24	38
40	12	16
41	13	18
42	20	28
43	14	17
44	19	24
45	18	25
46	15	19
47	12	18
48	19	25
49	21	29
50	15	21

Table 1:

	Mean	Standard Deviation	Test statistic	p-value	Decision

Interpretation:

2. The head of the hospital conducts a study to determine if the nurses' caring behavior is associated is associated to patients' satisfaction level.

Participant	Caring Behavior	Satisfaction Level
1	1	1
2	1	1
3	1	2
4	1	1
5	1	2
6	1	3
7	1	2
8	1	1
9	1	2
10	1	1
11	2	2
12	2	2
13	2	2
14	2	2
15	2	3
16	2	2
17	2	3
18	2	4
19	2	5
20	2	4
21	3	5
22	3	5
23	3	5
24	3	4
25	3	4

Legend	Caring Behavior
	1	connectedness
	2	assurance
	3	respect
	Satisfaction Level
	1	poor
	2	good
	3	satisfactory
	4	very satisfactory
	5	excellent

Table 2:

Variables	Test statistic	p-value	Decision

Interpretation:

3. A research firm wants to investigate if the number of patients admitted in a government- owned hospitals differ with private-owned hospital for 20 weeks.

	Mean	Standard Deviation	Test statistic	p-value	Decision
	Week	Government-owned	Private-owned
	1	450	350
	2	350	225
	3	450	300
	4	500	250
	5	375	150
	6	410	400
	7	330	250
	8	280	200
	9	400	350
	10	450	400
	11	250	300
	12	390	335
	13	470	330
	14	450	320
	15	400	250
	16	380	325
	17	425	350
	18	500	325
	19	360	375
	20	475	400

Interpretation :

4. A psychologist wants to determine if socio-emotional well-being differs among participants when grouped according to civil status (single, married, widowed)

Table 4:

	Mean	Standard Deviation	Test statistic	p-value	Decision
Participant	Civil Status	Socio-Emotional Wellbeing Score				Legend
1	1	6
2	1	7				1	single
3	1	7				2	married
4	1	6				3	separated
5	1	5
6	1	9
7	1	6
8	1	8
9	1	10
10	1	8
11	2	7
12	2	8
13	2	8
14	2	9
15	2	8
16	2	10
17	2	9
18	2	10
19	2	8
20	2	6
21	3	7
22	3	3
23	3	5
24	3	6
25	3	5

Interpretation:

5. The dean of the College of Nursing wants to find investigate if age is related to clinical instructors' performance ratings.

Participant	Age	Performance Rating
1	25	88
2	35	90
3	54	91
4	40	95
5	28	92
6	35	90
7	48	93
8	58	95
9	46	90
10	35	85
11	27	89
12	21	85
13	25	84
14	33	91
15	45	92

Table 5:

Variables	Test statistic	p-value	Decision

Interpretation: