Creating and Interpreting a Demographic Table Overview The baseline demographic table plays an important role in reporting study results. It summarizes key characteristics of participants numerically (such as age, gender, and ethnicity) at the beginning of a study, before any intervention takes place. Baseline demographic tables are often among the first tables found in the results section of capstone papers, dissertations, and peer-reviewed publications as well. Need help creating a baseline Instructions Part 1: Baseline Demographic Table Familiarize yourself with the Perceived Stress Scale Scoring Instructions and Yoga and Stress Study below. Follow the steps described in this unit and course resources to use SPSS for performing a descriptive statistical analysis for the following selected variables from the Yoga and Stress Study data set linked in Resources: Age, Gender, Race, Military Status, and Pre-intervention Psychological Stress Score. Need help on a demographic table and populate the table with the results of descriptive analysis. How would I understand how I would add a demographic graph with this information Use the type of descriptive statistics most appropriate for the particular kind of data measurement level of each variable being reported. Need to learn how to univariate statistics for the variables for each treatment group: Age, Gender, Ethnicity, Education, and current Military Status. Use appropriate statistics for a given data measurement level. Part 2: Interpretive Summary How can I summarize my narrative about statistical results. How can I properly formatted demographic table that includes appropriate univariate statistics for the variables for each treatment group. Explain the practical significance of a demographic table. I need help on general guidance in reporting a demographic table, use the unit readings, media resources, and collaborative insights from the discussions.

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