Use the results as parts of a report. Explain the study design, variables, units, missing data, and assumptions. Include effect estimates and confidence intervals where available. Do not invent an interval that this tool does not estimate.
Report exact p values to three decimals, or p < .001. Omit leading zeros for probabilities and correlations. Use italics for Latin statistical symbols; keep Greek symbols upright. Precision should suit the measurement scale.
Bring in a results table, edit its headings and values, then download an editable Word table or a 300-dpi PNG.
Synthetic group summaries, draw 941. These are teaching values.
Values and decimal places are preserved. Use consistent precision within each column, label confidence intervals, and replace rounded p = .000 with p < .001 only when the underlying result supports it. Review title case and notes before submitting.
To remove or rearrange rows and columns, edit your source table and import it again.
Table 1
Descriptive Statistics by Group
| Group | n | M | SD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Control | 24 | 40.15 | 5.57 |
| Moderate | 24 | 43.26 | 5.64 |
Note. These synthetic data illustrate the table format. Replace them with your results.
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Formatting references: APA table setup and Purdue OWL’s APA 7 table guide.