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    This document discusses different statistical tools that can be used to analyze data from a study, including frequencies and percentages, weighted mean, and analysis of variance (ANOVA). Frequencies and percentages are used to determine the profile of respondents. Weighted mean determines the level of a variable like nursing leadership competency. ANOVA is used to analyze differences between groups based on variables like year or section.

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    This document discusses different statistical tools that can be used to analyze data from a study, including frequencies and percentages, weighted mean, and analysis of variance (ANOVA). Frequencies and percentages are used to determine the profile of respondents. Weighted mean determines the level of a variable like nursing leadership competency. ANOVA is used to analyze differences between groups based on variables like year or section.

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    This document discusses different statistical tools that can be used to analyze data from a study, including frequencies and percentages, weighted mean, and analysis of variance (ANOVA). Frequencies and percentages are used to determine the profile of respondents. Weighted mean determines the level of a variable like nursing leadership competency. ANOVA is used to analyze differences between groups based on variables like year or section.

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    Statistical Treatment of Data

    Statistics is a type of analysis wherein involves using different types of statistical tool to

    analyze and understand the outcome of the data that is presented in a certain study. The

    researchers will choose the statistical tool below as it was seen fit to use.

    1. Frequencies and Percentage. This is used to determine the profile of the respondents

    and their nursing leadership competency. The formula is:

    f
    %= ×100
    N

    Where in:

    %= Percentage

    f= Frequency

    N= total number of respondents

    2. Weighted Mean. This will be utilize to determine the level of nursing leadership

    competency perceived by the student nurses in Isabela State University. The formula in

    getting the weighted mean is:

    WM=
    ∑ fx
    N

    Where in:

    fx = weighted frequency of response obtained by multiplying x or weight for each item in

    the choices

    ∑ fx =summation of the obtained fx on each item


    N = number of the respondents

    3. Analysis of Variance (ANOVA). This will exploit the differentiation of the respondents’

    level of leadership competency based on their year and section. The formula is:
    Where in:

    μA = sample mean of A group

    μB = sample mean of B group

    ΣA = total sample mean of A group

    ΣB = total sample mean of B group

    ηA= total number of respondent in A group

    ηB= total number of respondent in B group

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