Piggot et. al* paired 10 psychotic and 10 normal children on the age and gender. They then compared subjects for different in respiratory sinus arrhythmia under conditions of spontaneous and5-, 10- and 15- second interval breathing. They recorded cardiac rate and respiratory changes simultaneously. Table 1 shows the differences in duration of the cardiac respiratory phase following the beginning of aspiratory (psychotics compared to the controls for the respiration). Do these data provide sufficient evidence to indicate a difference between psychotic and normal children? Let What is the P-value for this test?
*Source: Leonard R. Piggot , Albert F.Ax, Jaccqueline L.Bamford and Joanne M.Fetzer
, “Respiration Sinus Arrhythmia in Psychotic Children, “Psychophysiology, 10(1973), 401
-414; copyright 1973, The society for psycho physiological Research; reprinted with permission of the publisher.
Piggot et. al* paired 10 psychotic and 10 normal children on the age and gender. They then compared subjects for different in respiratory sinus arrhythmia under conditions of spontaneous and5-, 10- and 15- second interval breathing. They recorded cardiac rate and respiratory changes simultaneously. Table 1 shows the differences in duration of the cardiac respiratory phase following the beginning of aspiratory (psychotics compared to the controls for the respiration). Do these data provide sufficient evidence to indicate a difference between psychotic and normal children? Let What is the P-value for this test?
*Source: Leonard R. Piggot , Albert F.Ax, Jaccqueline L.Bamford and Joanne M.Fetzer
, “Respiration Sinus Arrhythmia in Psychotic Children, “Psychophysiology, 10(1973), 401
-414; copyright 1973, The society for psycho physiological Research; reprinted with permission of the publisher.
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