A study was done to examine the relationship between child mood and parent mood.

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A study was done to examine the relationship between child mood and parent mood. Please use the results below to write a brief results section, including descriptive statistics, correlation results, and results comparing or non-significant findings mood of mothers versus mood of fathers. Note any significant Descriptive Statistics Child Mood 5.363 20 5.862 Correlations Child Mood Pearson Correlation 935 Sig (2-tailed) 20 Parent Mood Pearson Correlation 935 Sig.(2-tailed) 20 20 ". Correlation is signilficant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed) T-Test Group Statistics Parent_Mood Female 10 12 20 5412 10 6.574 t-test for Equality of Means 95% Confidence Interval of the Difference Sig. (2-Men Std. Error tailed) Difference Difference Lower df Parent Mood Equal variances 18 913 300 2.693 5.357 5.957 assumed variances not 111 17.360 13300 269 .372 5972 -5.372 5.972 assumed

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Here a study was to examine the relationship between child mood and parent mood.

We can set hypothesis like,

H0: There is not significant relationship between child mood and parent mood.

Ha: There is significant relationship between child mood and parent mood.

First we consider descriptive Statistics,

By looking mean and std.dev there is not much differ.

By looking correlation, r= 0.935 and p-value < significance level (0.01).

There is strong correlation between child mood and parent mood because the correlation is 0.935 and p-value is also significant as well.

The t-test use to check for equality of means.

By looking the mean and std. dev there is not much difference between male and female parents.

If we assume equal variance or unequal variance the significance values are same; but here results are not-significant. There is not significant relation between parents gender and child mood.

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