What is the factor(s) in this article? Are there any statistically significant d

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What is the factor(s) in this article?

Are there any statistically significant differences for the Physical Appearance variable?

For Athletic Competence among Mothers, which group(s) was significantly different than African Americans?"

What are the levels of the Race/Ethnicity factor?

Exercise 50 Race/Ethnicity and Self-Esteem One-way Table 1 Deviations for SelfEsteem Means and Standard Race/ethnicity Caucasian African American Hispanic/Latino/Latina Social acceptance 3.38 (.51) 3.13 (.74) Adolescents 3.44 (.55) Mothers 3.36 (.62) 3.20 (.66) Fathers Physical appearance 3.06 (.770 2.92 (.75) 2.82 (.85) Adolescents 2.82 (.84) 2.70 (.70) 2.49 (.84) Mothers 2.79 (51)a 3.14 (.82) Fathers Athletic competence 2.96 (.80) 2.79 (.87) Adolescents 2.04 (.79) 2.49 (.78) 2.07 (.64) Mothers 2.88 (.75) 2.79 (.58) Fathers Global selfworth 0.23 3.34 (60) 3.35 (.66) 3.17 (.76) 3.32 (.67) 3.25 (.65) Adolescents 0.39 3.24 (.71) Mothers 4.59 2.96 (62)a 3.33 (.72) Fathers 3.38 (.53) Note. Standard deviations are in parentheses. Different superscripts signify significant mean differences p

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race/ethnicity (it has 3 levels)

individuals (3 levels adolescence, mothers, fathers)

2) With p-value < 0.05 for fathers, I can say that there is significant difference in self esteem of physical appearance of different types of race/ethnicity for fathers.

With p-value > 0.05 for adolescents and mothers, I can say that there is no significant difference in self esteem of physical appearance of different types of race/ethnicity for adolescents and mothers.

3) With p-value < 0.05 among mothers, I can say that there is significant difference in self esteem of Athletic Competence of different types of race/ethnicity.

4) race/ethnicity has 3 levels namely Caucasian, African american, Hispanic/latino/latina

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