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    The document contains the results of statistical analyses performed on two variables, Sebelum and Sesudah, each with 10 observations. It includes descriptive statistics, frequency tables, histograms, and tests for normality and differences between the two variables. The mean and median of Sebelum are slightly higher than Sesudah. A paired t-test shows no statistically significant difference between the variables at the 0.01 level.

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    The document contains the results of statistical analyses performed on two variables, Sebelum and Sesudah, each with 10 observations. It includes descriptive statistics, frequency tables, histograms, and tests for normality and differences between the two variables. The mean and median of Sebelum are slightly higher than Sesudah. A paired t-test shows no statistically significant difference between the variables at the 0.01 level.

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    FREQUENCIES VARIABLES=Sebelum Sesudah

    /STATISTICS=STDDEV VARIANCE RANGE MEAN MEDIAN MODE SKEWNESS SESKEW KURTOSIS SEKURT
    /GROUPED=Sebelum Sesudah
    /HISTOGRAM NORMAL
    /ORDER=ANALYSIS.

    Frequencies
    Notes
    Output Created

    28-Jan-2015 13:19:19

    Comments
    Input

    Active Dataset

    DataSet0

    Filter

    <none>

    Weight

    <none>

    Split File

    <none>

    N of Rows in Working Data File


    Missing Value Handling

    Definition of Missing

    10
    User-defined missing values are treated as
    missing.

    Cases Used

    Statistics are based on all cases with valid


    data.

    Syntax

    FREQUENCIES VARIABLES=Sebelum
    Sesudah
    /STATISTICS=STDDEV VARIANCE
    RANGE MEAN MEDIAN MODE
    SKEWNESS SESKEW KURTOSIS
    SEKURT
    /GROUPED=Sebelum Sesudah
    /HISTOGRAM NORMAL
    /ORDER=ANALYSIS.

    Resources

    Processor Time

    00:00:01.154

    Elapsed Time

    00:00:01.232

    [DataSet0]

    Statistics
    Sebelum
    N

    Valid
    Missing

    Mean

    Sesudah

    10

    10

    64.40

    63.20

    64.50a

    63.00a

    56

    57b

    6.450

    7.068

    41.600

    49.956

    Skewness

    .126

    .142

    Std. Error of Skewness

    .687

    .687

    Kurtosis

    -.831

    -.625

    Std. Error of Kurtosis

    1.334

    1.334

    19

    23

    Median
    Mode
    Std. Deviation
    Variance

    Range
    a. Calculated from grouped data.

    b. Multiple modes exist. The smallest value is shown

    Frequency Table
    Sebelum
    Cumulative
    Frequency
    Valid

    Percent

    Valid Percent

    Percent

    56

    20.0

    20.0

    20.0

    58

    10.0

    10.0

    30.0

    63

    10.0

    10.0

    40.0

    64

    10.0

    10.0

    50.0

    65

    10.0

    10.0

    60.0

    67

    10.0

    10.0

    70.0

    68

    10.0

    10.0

    80.0

    72

    10.0

    10.0

    90.0

    75

    10.0

    10.0

    100.0

    10

    100.0

    100.0

    Total

    Sesudah
    Cumulative
    Frequency
    Valid

    Percent

    Valid Percent

    Percent

    52

    10.0

    10.0

    10.0

    57

    20.0

    20.0

    30.0

    60

    10.0

    10.0

    40.0

    62

    10.0

    10.0

    50.0

    64

    10.0

    10.0

    60.0

    65

    10.0

    10.0

    70.0

    70

    20.0

    20.0

    90.0

    75

    10.0

    10.0

    100.0

    10

    100.0

    100.0

    Total

    Histogram

    NPAR TESTS
    /K-S(NORMAL)=Sebelum Sesudah
    /MISSING ANALYSIS.

    NPar Tests
    Notes
    Output Created

    28-Jan-2015 13:24:03

    Comments
    Input

    Active Dataset

    DataSet0

    Filter

    <none>

    Weight

    <none>

    Split File

    <none>

    N of Rows in Working Data File


    Missing Value Handling

    Definition of Missing

    10
    User-defined missing values are treated as
    missing.

    Cases Used

    Statistics for each test are based on all


    cases with valid data for the variable(s)
    used in that test.

    Syntax

    NPAR TESTS
    /K-S(NORMAL)=Sebelum Sesudah
    /MISSING ANALYSIS.

    Resources

    Processor Time

    00:00:00.000

    Elapsed Time

    00:00:00.016

    Number of Cases Alloweda

    157286

    a. Based on availability of workspace memory.

    [DataSet0]

    One-Sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test


    Sebelum
    N

    Sesudah

    10

    10

    Mean

    64.40

    63.20

    Std. Deviation

    6.450

    7.068

    Absolute

    .139

    .132

    Positive

    .139

    .110

    Negative

    -.114

    -.132

    Kolmogorov-Smirnov Z

    .441

    .417

    Asymp. Sig. (2-tailed)

    .990

    .995

    Normal Parametersa

    Most Extreme Differences

    a. Test distribution is Normal.

    T-TEST PAIRS=Sebelum WITH Sesudah (PAIRED)


    /CRITERIA=CI(.9900)
    /MISSING=ANALYSIS.

    T-Test
    Notes
    Output Created

    28-Jan-2015 13:26:09

    Comments
    Input

    Active Dataset

    DataSet0

    Filter

    <none>

    Weight

    <none>

    Split File

    <none>

    N of Rows in Working Data File


    Missing Value Handling

    Definition of Missing

    10
    User defined missing values are treated as
    missing.

    Cases Used

    Statistics for each analysis are based on the


    cases with no missing or out-of-range data
    for any variable in the analysis.

    Syntax

    T-TEST PAIRS=Sebelum WITH Sesudah


    (PAIRED)
    /CRITERIA=CI(.9900)
    /MISSING=ANALYSIS.

    Resources

    Processor Time

    00:00:00.031

    Elapsed Time

    00:00:00.014

    [DataSet0]

    Paired Samples Statistics


    Mean
    Pair 1

    Std. Deviation

    Std. Error Mean

    Sebelum

    64.40

    10

    6.450

    2.040

    Sesudah

    63.20

    10

    7.068

    2.235

    Paired Samples Correlations


    N
    Pair 1

    Sebelum & Sesudah

    Correlation
    10

    .956

    Sig.
    .000

    Paired Samples Test


    Paired Differences

    df

    Sig. (2-tailed)

    99% Confidence Interval of the


    Difference
    Mean
    Pair 1

    Sebelum - Sesudah

    1.200

    Std. Deviation
    2.098

    Std. Error Mean


    .663

    Lower

    Upper
    -.956

    FREQUENCIES VARIABLES=Sebelum Sesudah


    /STATISTICS=STDDEV VARIANCE RANGE MEAN MEDIAN MODE SKEWNESS SESKEW KURTOSIS SEKURT
    /GROUPED=Sebelum Sesudah

    3.356

    1.809

    .104

    /HISTOGRAM NORMAL
    /ORDER=ANALYSIS.

    Frequencies
    Notes
    Output Created

    28-Jan-2015 13:43:26

    Comments
    Input

    Active Dataset

    DataSet0

    Filter

    <none>

    Weight

    <none>

    Split File

    <none>

    N of Rows in Working Data File


    Missing Value Handling

    Definition of Missing

    10
    User-defined missing values are treated as
    missing.

    Cases Used

    Statistics are based on all cases with valid


    data.

    Syntax

    FREQUENCIES VARIABLES=Sebelum
    Sesudah
    /STATISTICS=STDDEV VARIANCE
    RANGE MEAN MEDIAN MODE
    SKEWNESS SESKEW KURTOSIS
    SEKURT
    /GROUPED=Sebelum Sesudah
    /HISTOGRAM NORMAL
    /ORDER=ANALYSIS.

    Resources

    Processor Time

    00:00:00.921

    Elapsed Time

    00:00:00.889

    [DataSet0]

    Statistics
    Sebelum
    N

    Valid
    Missing

    Mean
    Median
    Mode
    Std. Deviation

    Sesudah

    10

    10

    61.10

    60.30

    61.00a

    60.50a

    58b

    55b

    5.763

    5.736

    Variance
    Skewness

    33.211

    32.900

    -.077

    .164

    .687

    .687

    -1.727

    -.976

    1.334

    1.334

    15

    18

    Std. Error of Skewness


    Kurtosis
    Std. Error of Kurtosis
    Range
    a. Calculated from grouped data.

    b. Multiple modes exist. The smallest value is shown

    Frequency Table
    Sebelum
    Cumulative
    Frequency
    Valid

    Percent

    Valid Percent

    Percent

    53

    10.0

    10.0

    10.0

    54

    10.0

    10.0

    20.0

    57

    10.0

    10.0

    30.0

    58

    20.0

    20.0

    50.0

    64

    20.0

    20.0

    70.0

    67

    10.0

    10.0

    80.0

    68

    20.0

    20.0

    100.0

    10

    100.0

    100.0

    Total

    Sesudah
    Cumulative
    Frequency
    Valid

    Percent

    Valid Percent

    Percent

    52

    10.0

    10.0

    10.0

    55

    20.0

    20.0

    30.0

    56

    10.0

    10.0

    40.0

    60

    10.0

    10.0

    50.0

    61

    10.0

    10.0

    60.0

    64

    10.0

    10.0

    70.0

    65

    20.0

    20.0

    90.0

    70

    10.0

    10.0

    100.0

    Total

    Histogram

    10

    100.0

    100.0

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