Interpretation of hypothesis tests

Are you struggling to interpret your hypothesis test and its results? Maybe you're even writing your thesis soon and need to master the correct interpretation for it? Then you've come to the right place, because we at Statistics Tutoring can teach you how to interpret correctly and explain everything in detail and clearly if you still have questions. Likewise, we can do exercises with you on the correct interpretation of a hypothesis test.

Interpretation of the output for statistical software

Sometimes it can be quite confusing and difficult to interpret the output of a statistics software correctly and then draw the appropriate conclusions from it. That's why we will explain to you with our statistics tutoring exactly what you have to pay attention to in the end with e.g. SPSS, R or Stata. Basically, the results of hypothesis tests are structured according to the same scheme, so you should understand it after a few descriptive explanations of your personal statistics professional. Critical values must always be interpreted at a given level and directed or undirected, as the case may be, with respect to the given research hypothesis.

What to do in case of non-significant tests

If your hypothesis test yields a non-significant result, there is usually a reason for this. Accordingly, the data may simply not be suitable for testing the research question or the result is simply unexpected. In this case, your professional and personal statistics expert will assist you in finding a conclusive reason for this result and also plan further necessary steps if necessary. One possible solution is to conduct a new hypothesis test (see next column).

Carrying out a new hypothesis test

Sometimes, if the result is not significant, it may be necessary to conduct a completely new hypothesis test. In these circumstances, our tutoring will also assist you, as your personal expert will then develop a new hypothesis test with you. Exactly the same applies to the situation when further exciting research questions and analysis possibilities arise during the interpretation of the test results. So, together with your statistics professional, you can also worry about follow-up evaluations.

Formulation of the test results

After your hypothesis test has produced significant and expected test results, they still need to be put into the right words. After all, this is part of a statistical data analysis. Your personal statistics expert will therefore also support you in this step and bring along the necessary know-how so that your evaluation part also corresponds to the subject-specific conventions and specifications of your supervisor.

Your decision:
Online or presence

With our professional and efficient statistics tutoring, you will not only be assigned your own expert, but you can also decide whether you would like to take advantage of our help with the interpretation of your hypothesis test online or in presence form. With the face-to-face option, you will meet with your personal tutor directly, while with the online option, you will talk on-screen, which may save you some time and travel expenses. Ultimately, however, the decision is in your hands!

Statistics expert comes from your field

Your own statistics expert will be assigned to you based on your personal field of study. For example, if you are studying economics, you will also be assigned a statistics expert from the field of economics. In this way, we can guarantee you the greatest possible learning success with our statistics tutoring and ensure that you also successfully take the central points of statistics for your field of study.

Many students from a wide range of study programs are already using our services and are regularly delighted with our data analysis services and the other scientific services we provide for their final thesis. It doesn't matter which university, university of applied sciences or any other institution of higher education you come from, we basically support all students if they need more detailed support for their data analysis.