Statistical Report + Rebuttal

Statistical Report + Rebuttal

Statistical findings + reviewer concerns

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Description

Produces a complete Findings section from your descriptive and inferential statistical outputs, including assumption tests. If it detects violations of normality or homogeneity of variance, it recommends a nonparametric alternative test rather than hiding the issue. It also anticipates at least four objections commonly raised by journal reviewers (for example, “assumption tests not reported,” “effect size not provided,” or “no multiple-comparison correction applied”) and provides a response sentence for each. Who it's for: Researchers working with quantitative research methods who want robust statistical reporting before submitting to a journal.

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