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I've done a study for my course. It involved showing participants a picture with a context statement above it. There are two conditions; 1=picture with a negative statement 2=picture with a neutral statement.

Participants are then asked to select what they think the boys in the picture are about to do. There is a list of options, some are negative and some are neutral.

So I have the following options to analysis - I think.....

- Negative statement & negative selection made
- Negative statement & neutral selection made
- Neutral statement & negative selection made
- Neutral statement & neutral selection made

I'm sure this is quite simple if I had more exposure to the different types of statistical tests, but I just can't figure out the which way to go.

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ANOVA or T-test calculation - short answer

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I think that you should do ANOVA.

Since I do not have your data, I ...

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