- data
a data object (a data frame or a data.table)
- iv_name
name of the independent variable
- dv_name
name of the dependent variable
- sigfigs
number of significant digits to round to
- welch
Should Welch's t-tests be conducted?
By default, welch = TRUE
- cohen_d
if cohen_d = TRUE
, Cohen's d statistics will be
included in the output data.table.
- cohen_d_w_ci
if cohen_d_w_ci = TRUE
,
Cohen's d with 95% CI will be included in the output data.table.
- adjust_p
the name of the method to use to adjust p-values.
If adjust_p = "holm"
, the Holm method will be used;
if adjust_p = "bonferroni"
, the Bonferroni method will be used.
By default, adjust_p = "holm"
- bonferroni
The use of this argument is deprecated.
Use the 'adjust_p' argument instead.
If bonferroni = TRUE
, Bonferroni tests will be
conducted for t-tests or Mann-Whitney tests.
- mann_whitney
if TRUE
, Mann-Whitney test results will be
included in the output data.table. If FALSE
, Mann-Whitney
tests will not be performed.
- mann_whitney_exact
this is the input for the 'exact'
argument used in the 'stats::wilcox.test' function, which
conducts a Mann-Whitney test. By default,
mann_whitney_exact = FALSE
. If you want to use the default settings
for the 'stats::wilcox.test' function, consider setting
mann_whitney_exact = TRUE
.
- t_test_stats
if t_test_stats = TRUE
, t-test statistic
and degrees of freedom will be included in the output data.table.
By default, t_test_stats = TRUE
- sd
if sd = TRUE
, standard deviations will be
included in the output data.table.
- round_p
number of decimal places to which to round
p-values (default = 3)
- anova
Should a one-way ANOVA be conducted and reported?
By default, anova = FALSE
, but when there are more than two
levels in the independent variable, the value will change such tat
anova = TRUE
.
- round_f
number of decimal places to which to round
the f statistic (default = 2)
- round_t
number of decimal places to which to round
the t statistic (default = 2)
- round_t_test_df
number of decimal places to which to round
the degrees of freedom for t tests (default = 2)