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405 + border-collapse: collapse; 406 + width: 100%; 407 +} 408 + 409 +td, th { 410 + border: 1px solid #dddddd; 411 + text-align: left; 412 + padding: 8px; 413 +} 414 + 415 +tr:nth-child(even) { 416 + background-color: #dddddd; 417 +} 418 +</style> 419 +</head> 420 +<body> 421 + 422 +<h5>Wilcoxon Rank-Sum test test</h5> 423 +<h6><i>H0</i>: The distribution of the sytem's questionnaire answers from people who like gardening and form people who don't like gardening is the same</h6> 424 + 425 +<table> 426 + <tr> 427 + <th>test results </th> 428 + <th>I feel like completing the task was a good accomplishment.</th> 429 + <th>I feel like I accomplished it myself.</th> 430 + <th>I felt in control of what I had to do.</th> 431 + </tr> 432 + <tr> 433 + <th>p-value</th> 434 + <td>0.0982</td> 435 + <td>0.220</td> 436 + <td>0.581</td> 437 + </tr> 438 + <tr> 439 + <th>statistics</th> 440 + <td>-1.653</td> 441 + <td>-1.224</td> 442 + <td>0.551</td> 443 + </tr> 444 + 445 +</table> 446 + 447 +</body> 448 +</html> 449 + 450 +{{/html}} 451 + 334 334 [[interactive version>>https://pietro99.github.io/SCE/graphs/first_questionnaire_3.html]] 335 335 [[image:group3.svg]] 336 336 455 +{{html}} 456 +<!DOCTYPE html> 457 +<html> 458 +<head> 459 +<style> 460 +table { 461 + font-family: arial, sans-serif; 462 + border-collapse: collapse; 463 + width: 100%; 464 +} 465 + 466 +td, th { 467 + border: 1px solid #dddddd; 468 + text-align: left; 469 + padding: 8px; 470 +} 471 + 472 +tr:nth-child(even) { 473 + background-color: #dddddd; 474 +} 475 +</style> 476 +</head> 477 +<body> 478 + 479 +<h5>Wilcoxon Rank-Sum test test</h5> 480 +<h6><i>H0</i>: The distribution of the sytem's questionnaire answers from people who like gardening and form people who don't like gardening is the same</h6> 481 + 482 +<table> 483 + <tr> 484 + <th>test results </th> 485 + <th>I felt annoyed by Pepper.</th> 486 + <th>I felt frustrated by the task.</th> 487 + <th>I felt pressured by Pepper.</th> 488 + </tr> 489 + <tr> 490 + <th>p-value</th> 491 + <td>0.951</td> 492 + <td>0.358</td> 493 + <td>0.926</td> 494 + </tr> 495 + <tr> 496 + <th>statistics</th> 497 + <td>0.0612</td> 498 + <td>0.918</td> 499 + <td>-0.0918</td> 500 + </tr> 501 + 502 +</table> 503 + 504 +</body> 505 +</html> 506 + 507 +{{/html}} 508 + 337 337 [[interactive version>>https://pietro99.github.io/SCE/graphs/first_questionnaire_4.html]] 338 338 [[image:group4.svg]] 339 339 512 + 513 +{{html}} 514 +<!DOCTYPE html> 515 +<html> 516 +<head> 517 +<style> 518 +table { 519 + font-family: arial, sans-serif; 520 + border-collapse: collapse; 521 + width: 100%; 522 +} 523 + 524 +td, th { 525 + border: 1px solid #dddddd; 526 + text-align: left; 527 + padding: 8px; 528 +} 529 + 530 +tr:nth-child(even) { 531 + background-color: #dddddd; 532 +} 533 +</style> 534 +</head> 535 +<body> 536 + 537 +<h5>Wilcoxon Rank-Sum test test</h5> 538 +<h6><i>H0</i>: The distribution of the sytem's questionnaire answers from people who like gardening and form people who don't like gardening is the same</h6> 539 + 540 +<table> 541 + <tr> 542 + <th>test results </th> 543 + <th>Pepper cared about helping me.</th> 544 + <th>I would trust Pepper with more important activities.</th> 545 + </tr> 546 + <tr> 547 + <th>p-value</th> 548 + <td>0.854</td> 549 + <td>0.0297</td> 550 + </tr> 551 + <tr> 552 + <th>statistics</th> 553 + <td>0.183</td> 554 + <td>-2.173</td> 555 + </tr> 556 + 557 +</table> 558 + 559 +</body> 560 +</html> 561 + 562 +{{/html}} 563 + 564 + 565 + 340 340 Since each PwD has its own state of dementia and personal issues, it is very difficult to get uniform results, especially since they are collected orally. 341 341 Getting very nice, fully robust and reliable results, is merely a hope and a dream. 342 342 However, we can try to consider the main trends that we are interested in.