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... A variable was considered skewed if its absolute skewness exceeded 3.0, and extreme kurtosis was identified if the kurtosis index surpassed 8.0. For the data to be deemed normally distributed, the skewness value should be below 2.0, and the kurtosis value should be less than 7.0 (Kline, 2005). The results of skewness and kurtosis confirmed that the data followed a normal distribution, satisfying the normality assumption. ...
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January 1999