Table 2 on page 603 is based on paired-samples t tests, a technique that we do not cover in this course. However, based on the p-values listed in the second to last column of the table, state three measures that showed a statistically significant change over 24 months for mothers and children in the MST-BSF group. Indicate whether the change was an increase or a decrease, and whether the change was in the mother or the child.? Table 2Pre- to post-treatment changes among mothers and youth receiving MST-BSF.Pre M (SD)MeasureMaternal FunctioningASI, Alcohol UseASI, Drug UseBDI, Total Depressive SymptomsYouth Functioning: TSCCAnxietyDepressionAngerPTSDDissociationParenting Behaviors: CTS (respondent)Nonviolent Discipline (mother)Nonviolent Discipline (youth)Minor Physical Assault (mother)Minor Physical Assault (youth)Psychological Aggression (mother)Psychological Aggression (youth)0.23 (0.20)0.08 (0.09)22.04 (12.32)46.90 (6.68)44.95 (7.22)45.25 (7.28)46.15 (8.45)45.50 (6.15)54.22 (29.07)20.45 (18.46)6.57 (11.05)4.70 (8.14)37.78 (28.79)20.95 (14.65)Post M (SD)0.11 (0.16)0.03 (0.06)11.58 (9.47)44.15 (6.42)43.25 (5.45)44.85 (5.89)44.15 (6.62)46.50 (5.19)41.78 (25.91)16.10 (14.58)2.65 (5.77)1.30 (2.45)17.52 (20.93)15.10 (19.49)t3.202.853.512.601.320.321.37-0.592.261.151.761.874.761.33P.004.010.002.018nsnsnsns.034nsnsns.000nsd.66.6595.42.27.06.26-.18.45.26.44.57.80.34

The paired-samples t tests and their corresponding p-values are given. If the p-value is less than…

Table 2 on page 603 is based on paired-samples t tests, a technique that we do not cover in this course. However, based on the p-values listed in the second to last column of the table, state three measures that showed a statistically significant change over 24 months for mothers and children in the MST-BSF group. Indicate whether the change was an increase or a decrease, and whether the change was in the mother or the child.?

Table 2 on page 603 is based on paired-samples t tests, a technique that we do not cover in this course. However, based on the p-values listed in the second to last column of the table, state three measures that showed a statistically significant change over 24 months for mothers and children in the MST-BSF group. Indicate whether the change was an increase or a decrease, and whether the change was in the mother or the child.?

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