Stats Assistance A free project by ReliCheck

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Free statistical calculators built for students and researchers. Every result comes with a copy-ready APA 7 write-up, a plain-language interpretation, and nothing to install.

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Independent samples t test Compare the means of two separate groups. Student and Welch versions, from raw data or summary statistics. t(df) = ?, p, d, 95% CI Paired samples t test Compare two measurements from the same people, such as pre and post scores. t(df) = ?, p, d, 95% CI One sample t test Test whether a group mean differs from a known or hypothesized value. t(df) = ?, p, d, 95% CI One-way ANOVA Compare three or more group means, with the full source table and Bonferroni post hoc comparisons. F(df1, df2) = ?, p, η² Cronbach's alpha Internal consistency for a scale, with item-total correlations and alpha if item deleted. α = ?, 95% CI, item table Chi-square test Test of independence for contingency tables, plus goodness of fit for a single variable. χ²(df) = ?, p, V Correlation Pearson and Spearman correlation between two variables, with significance test. r = ?, p, 95% CI Effect size (Cohen's d) Compute d from means and SDs or from a t statistic, with pooled and Hedges' g options. d, g, r, benchmarks Confidence intervals Confidence interval for a mean or a proportion at any confidence level. 95% CI [?, ?] Sample size How many participants you need for a t test or proportion comparison at a given power. n per group at 80% power Text analyzer Paste open-ended responses or interview text, get word frequencies, phrases, and candidate themes. words, phrases, themes Descriptive statistics Paste data, get mean, SD, median, quartiles, skewness, and kurtosis in one pass. M, SD, Mdn, IQR, skew
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Most free calculators stop at a p value. Ours report the full picture: the test statistic, degrees of freedom, exact p value, effect size, and confidence interval, assembled into an APA 7 formatted sentence you can copy straight into your paper.

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