When you find that your t test is significant, and you want to interpret your results you should also
A) use the non-parametric statistics to help you interpret your findings as without it, you will not be able to interpret which group has significantly higher scores.
B) use another statistical test to help you confirm your findings, as without it, you will not be able to interpret your results correctly.
C) use the descriptive statistics to help you interpret your findings, as without it, you will not be able to interpret which group has significantly higher scores.
D) you do not have to do anything, and your results are already significant.

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Descriptive statistics, such as means and standard deviations, are crucial for interpreting the direction and magnitude of differences between groups in a t-test. They provide context to the significance level, indicating which group has higher or lower scores and the extent of these differences.

When You Find That Your T Test Is Significant, and You