Cooking the Data and Preparing Your Results for Publication Preparing Your Results for Publication In your final report, you will need to present your results in table and paragraph form. In the table you should present, at the least, the raw data and the mean for each group. This means that if you have a group that listened to music and then took a test and another group that did not listen to music and then took a test, you should present the mean of each group. In paragraph form, you should also restate the means, state the difference between the means, state the t-value, and state whether you have significant results. See example below. Example Results Raw Data Music No Music 12 13 12 11 10 14 11 18 20 17 16 18 20 19 Means Music - Mean No Music - Mean 12 18 Two Sample T-Test Summary of Findings The mean for the music group was 12. The mean for the no music group was 18. The difference between the music group and the non-music group was 6. With a significant t-value of -13.37 with a p-value of .05, we can accept our hypothesis as there seems to be a significant difference between the two groups.