t-test for two paired samples in Stata®

[@chiara2200]

This test is looking at the means. You can see that the bp_before mean= 156.45 and the bp_after mean = 151.36, showing that the treatment did work in reducing blood pressure on average. This average change is unlikely to be caused by chance, or there is a 0.001% (p=0.011) chance that the change in the means is by chance.

[@franksantiago6478]

I understand that the difference is statistically significant, but does the fact that the p value is .0006 in the alternative: Ha: mean(diff) >0 mean that the difference in blood pressure was greater than zero AFTER treatment?

[@lydiakyomaasiimwe2384]

So did the BP increase or decrease after treatment? And what shows

[@yaizalopez5966]

why is it used a t test for a sample size > 60 ?

[@andreacangialosi9679]

What command should I use if I have to evaluate a t-test between more than 2 groups?

[@Wilowsiu]

anova

[@marsien10]

What is the conclusion please?

[@vladpaul01]

This is bullshit. The only thing you did was to read the variables and the outcomes. Go more in depth